Dow Jones Top Company Headlines at 1 PM ET: Exxon, Chevron Post Slimmest Annual Profits Since 2021 | American ...
Exxon, Chevron Post Slimmest Annual Profits Since 2021
Shares of both companies have risen over the past year, despite U.S. oil prices ending 2025 down 20% a barrel.
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American Express Revenue Rises as High-Income Consumers Keep Spending
The credit-card company said higher-income clients are spending on restaurants and luxury items, and that they continue to seek out its premium cards.
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Verizon Posts Strong Subscriber Gains Under New CEO
The mobile carrier beat Wall Street revenue expectations and is forecasting aggressive growth.
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AstraZeneca Strikes Blockbuster Obesity Drug Deal With China's CSPC
The agreement, to gain rights to a portfolio of early-stage experimental obesity and diabetes drugs is the largest of its type in terms of total potential value.
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Impossible Foods CEO McGuinness to Step Down
Peter McGuinness is stepping down after nearly four years at the helm of the company, but will remain on the board.
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Pennsylvania Wins Bid for Eli Lilly Weight-Loss Drug Factory
The region is attempting to build on its status as a manufacturing hub with bigger investments and more tax perks for corporate investors.
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Colgate Sales Rise, but Consumer Uncertainty Clouds Outlook
There are a lot of challenges facing the consumer-products industry right now, Chief Executive Noel Wallace said-the main one being that consumers are uncertain about where the economy is headed.
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LG Electronics Reports First Net Loss in a Year
The consumer-electronics giant's TV business has faced a notable decline, grappling with weak demand, intense competition and higher marketing and labor costs.
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Charter Revenue Hurt by Declines in Internet Subscriber Volumes
Charter Communications reported lower fourth-quarter revenue, hurt by lower political advertising income, and posted continued declines in internet subscribers amid increased competition from fixed wireless and fiber connections.
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Canadian National Railway Profit, Revenue Rise
Canadian National Railway reported higher profit and revenue for the fourth quarter thanks to better freight volumes and improved operational efficiency.
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VenHub's CEO Sees Clear Path to Profit for Robo Retail Firm
The developer of stores run by robots and AI is set to begin trading Friday, taking the direct-listing route.
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Church & Dwight Logs Sales Growth
Church & Dwight posted sales growth in the fourth quarter as an increase in personal care product sales offset a decline in revenue from household products.
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OpenAI Plans Fourth-Quarter IPO in Race to Beat Anthropic to Market
The rivals are competing to be the first major generative AI startup to tap the public markets.
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Adidas Shares Gain After Buyback Plan, Revenue Rise
The â¬1 billion share buyback reflects positive brand momentum and cash-flow generation, robust fundamentals and management confidence, the company said.
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Air Products Posts Higher Profit, Revenue on Pricing
Air Products and Chemicals logged higher profit and revenue in its fiscal first quarter, boosted in part by higher prices that stemmed from increased energy costs.
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Memory Shortage Haunts Apple's Blowout iPhone Sales
The iPhone 17 lineup sparks a surprisingly strong cycle, but memory costs and artificial-intelligence potential remain in question.
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Bosch Expects Market Challenges to Remain This Year
Robert Bosch said it expects market conditions to remain difficult this year after reporting sluggish sales growth and lower earnings for what it said was "an incredibly challenging" 2025.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
January 30, 2026 13:15 ET (18:15 GMT)
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