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KFC Uprooted From Kentucky, Corporate Office Moves to Texas

Kentucky Fried Chicken is moving its headquarters from Louisville to Plano, Texas, and Irvine, California, as part of a broader plan to designate two brand headquarters in the U.S.

Trump's Tariffs: Wall Street Doubts, Yahoo Finance Survey Reveals

Trump's tariffs face skepticism from Yahoo Finance audience, with 73% expecting higher prices and 60% predicting economic damage. Despite this, Trump supporters remain optimistic about the long-term benefits.

Allison Transmission Beats Q4 Estimates

Allison Transmission Holdings Inc. (ALSN) reported fourth-quarter earnings of $175 million, or $2.01 per share, exceeding Wall Street expectations. Revenue was $796 million, also surpassing forecasts. For the year, the company reported profit of $731 million, or $8.31 per share, on revenue of $3.23 billion. Allison Transmission expects full-year revenue in the range of $3.2 billion to $3.3 billion.

Tesla Stock Tumbles as Investors Focus on Fundamentals, Not Trump Proximity

Tesla stock has tumbled 28% since hitting a record high in December 2024, as investors focus more on the company's fundamentals than Elon Musk's close proximity to President Trump.

Stocks Mixed as Market Awaits Amazon Earnings, Tracks Earnings Season

US stocks were mixed on Thursday as investors assessed earnings and awaited Amazon's results. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.3%, while the S&P 500 rose 0.3% and the Nasdaq Composite popped 0.5%. Investors are watching earnings for company warnings, and tech results are being scrutinized for signals about AI demand. Treasury Secretary Bessent relieved pressure on the Fed, saying Trump wants to bring down 10-year Treasury yields to ease borrowing costs rather than push for lower interest rates. Jobless claims jumped to 219,000 last week, slightly above estimates. Amazon's revenue forecast disappointed, sending shares down. Nvidia shares rose 3% as stocks rallied. AI mentions are at an all-time high on earnings calls. Ford fell 7% after muted guidance. Apple supplier Skyworks stock plummeted as the iPhone maker turns to a competitor. A tariff threat on lumber poses risks to builders' margins. Americans looking for work haven't had it this hard in almost 3 years. The Dow drops 150 points, weighed by Salesforce and Honeywell. Arm and Qualcomm stocks fall as investors wait for AI to drive demand for their chips. The labor market could be the only hope for another Fed rate cut. Roblox tumbles 13% as key metrics disappoint Wall Street. Tesla stock extends losses, down more than 2%. Peloton stock soared 23% as quarterly sales came in better than expected. Qualcomm shares were down 5% on Thursday after the chipmaker's quarterly earnings came in better than expected, but guidance for its licensing business disappointed Wall Street. Honeywell shares fell 4% on Thursday after the conglomerate ended months of speculation by announcing it would split into three listed companies. Stocks opened higher as earnings poured in. Eli Lilly reports mixed earnings, increases 2025 guidance. Europe stocks rise, FTSE 100 surges after BOE rate cut. Oil prices return from losses with Saudi price increase.

Fed Officials Stress Caution Amid Tariffs, Inflation Concerns

Fed officials hold a unified message on responding to tariffs, expressing caution and a wait-and-see approach as inflation concerns linger due to trade policies.

Disney Aims to Rebound in Streaming Despite Netflix Dominance

Disney is aiming for streaming growth this year, despite Netflix's continued dominance. Disney+ subscriber numbers fell short of expectations, but the company remains optimistic due to upcoming content and initiatives like paid sharing. Despite better-than-expected earnings, Disney shares fell as investors weighed streaming growth concerns.

Xavi says Messi will 'open the doors of his house' to Barcelona if he returns

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Starbucks Revamps In-Store Experience with Free Refills, Amenities and New Code of Conduct

Starbucks reintroduces beloved coffeehouse amenities like free in-house refills and condiment bars, signaling a renewed focus on customer satisfaction. Amid other changes, the company reverses its open-door policy in North American stores, requiring purchases for access.

Trump Executive Order on Global Minimum Tax: A Relief for US Tech Giants

President Trump signs executive order to halt global minimum tax agreement, providing relief to tech giants concerned about tax credit deductions reducing their effective tax rate below the 15% threshold.