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Ford January U.S. sales down 6.3% on weak ICE demand

Ford's January U.S. sales declined 6.3% as demand waned for its internal combustion engine vehicles, while electrified vehicle sales increased 20%.

Atkore (ATKR) Q4 Earnings Preview: Revenue Decline Expected

Electrical safety company Atkore (ATKR) reports Q4 earnings tomorrow. Analysts expect revenue to decline 15.4% YoY to $675.7 million, with adjusted EPS of $1.55. Read our full analysis for insights.

Nvidia CEO to Meet With Trump After AI Stock Tumult

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is set to meet with President Trump at the White House. Shares have lost over 12% this week after DeepSeek, a Chinese startup, emerged with a sophisticated, lower-cost AI model, leading to concerns about AI spending.

Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing Defends DEI Initiatives Amid External Pressure

Despite conservative pressure to end diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, Deutsche Bank's Christian Sewing joins a growing list of CEOs publicly defending these programs, emphasizing their value for strategy and talent acquisition.

UPS Cuts Back Amazon Deliveries, Sending Stock Tumbling

UPS Cuts Amazon Deliveries to Boost Profitability, Shares Drop 15%

Stablecoins Fuel Cross-Border Payments Revolution, Driving Fintech Investment Surge

Stablecoins Power Cross-Border Payments: Cedar Money Raises $9.9M to Tackle Inefficiencies

Smithfield Foods Raises $522 Million in IPO Priced Below Marketed Range

Smithfield Foods, the world's largest pork producer, raised $522 million in its IPO, with shares pricing below the marketed range. The offering adds to momentum in the recovering US IPO market. Smithfield produces packaged meats and fresh pork under well-known brands including Eckrich, Nathan's Famous, and its eponymous line.

Chinese AI Model Spurs Global Tech Stock Rout

Japanese tech shares plunge as Chinese AI model sparks global market rout, raising questions about AI dominance and high valuations.

Negative-Equity Car Loans Surge to Record Highs

A growing number of consumers owe more on their car loans than their vehicles are worth. This is known as being "upside down" on a car loan. In the fourth quarter of 2024, 24.9% of trade-ins toward new-car purchases had negative equity, up from 20.4% in the fourth quarter of 2023. The average amount owed on upside-down auto loans is $6,838, an all-time high. Some 1 in 4 consumers with negative equity owe more than $10,000 on their loans when they're trading in their car or truck for a new set of wheels.

Dave Ramsey's Retirement Plan: A Sensible Guide to Financial Freedom

Dave Ramsey's 10 Retirement Planning Tips: Set goals, clear debt, create an emergency fund, invest 15% of income, strategize investments, be insurance-wise, save for children's college, avoid co-signing loans, start early, and don't rely on Social Security.