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Texas Instruments Says Data Centers, Industrial Recovery Driving Growth into First Quarter

The semiconductor company said it expects earnings growth in the current quarter as data centers contribute more to sales and the industrial market recovers.

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PPG Industries Logs Higher Quarterly Revenue on Higher Prices, Volume

The Pittsburgh paint and coatings company's revenue grew around 5% to $3.91 billion in the fourth quarter.

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Deere to Open Two New U.S. Facilities

The farm-equipment manufacturer said the new facilities include a distribution center in Indiana and an excavator factory in North Carolina.

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Louis Vuitton Owner LVMH Closes Year-End Quarter With Weak Sales Growth

The French luxury-goods giant results are a sign that shoppers weren't splurging on high-end garments, jewelry and cosmetics in the run-up to the holiday season.

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Amazon to Shut Down All Amazon Go and Amazon Fresh Stores

The e-commerce giant will convert some locations into Whole Foods Market stores.

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TikTok Settles Teen Mental-Health Lawsuit Before Trial

The social-media company will avoid a landmark trial that will weigh online platforms' liability for teen addiction.

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Union Pacific Profit Rises Despite Revenue Falling on Lower Volumes

Union Pacific posted a higher profit in the fourth quarter despite revenue falling slightly due to a headwind from lower volumes.

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Bari Weiss Lays Out New Vision for CBS News

The editor says "we're toast" if the network's strategy remains focused squarely on broadcast TV.

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GM Shares Jump on Earnings Beat, $6 Billion Share Buyback

The automaker projected higher-than-expected cash flows and promised to return more cash to investors, despite an unsettled tariff environment and a retreat from EVs.

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UnitedHealth Books Hefty Charges, Issues Soft Full-Year Revenue Outlook

UnitedHealth Group reported fourth-quarter results and issued 2026 earnings guidance that were in line with lowered Wall Street expectations, as the company said it was making progress on its financial turnaround.

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Boeing's Stepped-Up Plane Deliveries Lift Sales

CEO Kelly Ortberg said customers and investors "are going to expect more from us this year."

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UPS to Cut 30,000 Jobs This Year

The latest round of cuts comes as the company reported higher quarterly profit, guided for slightly higher revenue in the coming year. The shipper eliminated 48,000 positions in 2025.

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Sysco 2026 Adjusted Earnings Seen at High End of Range

Sysco's fiscal second-quarter net income fell, but the food-supplies giant said it was set to hit the high end of its previous full-year adjusted-earnings projection.

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Pinterest to Lay Off Up to 15% of Workforce in Restructuring

Pinterest said it would cut up to about 15% of its workforce, or roughly 700 jobs, as part of a restructuring aimed at pivoting resources toward higher-growth areas such as artificial intelligence.

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Kimberly-Clark Posts Higher Profit Ahead of Kenvue Vote

Kimberly-Clark reported a higher profit in its latest quarter just days before shareholders vote on its plan to buy Kenvue, a deal designed to create a global health-and-wellness giant.

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American Airlines Expects Investments in Premium Service Will Pay Off This Year

The company is already seeing double-digit revenue growth for the first three weeks of 2026, fueled by premium cabins and corporate channels.

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RTX Posts Higher Sales, Issues Upbeat Outlook

RTX reported higher sales in the fourth quarter, boosted by ongoing demand for munitions and missiles, and guided for continued growth in the coming year.

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JetBlue Posts Wider Loss on Macro Uncertainty, Sees Positive 2026

JetBlue reported a wider loss and lower revenue in the fourth quarter, citing a challenging operating environment given macroeconomic uncertainty.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

January 27, 2026 19:15 ET (00:15 GMT)