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Carvana Beats on Revenue, Earnings in Q4, Shares Fall in Pre-Market Trading

Carvana (CVNA) beats on revenue, profit in Q4; shares slide premarket

Bill Ackman's Pershing Square to Buy 48% of Howard Hughes Holdings for $900 Million

Billionaire investor Bill Ackman's Pershing Square makes a revised bid to buy Howard Hughes Holdings (HHH), aiming to acquire 48% of the company and transform it into a diversified holding company, similar to Berkshire Hathaway.

Japan's Corporate Bond Market Booms as Firms Lock in Funding Ahead of Higher Rates

Japanese companies are issuing record-breaking amounts of local-currency bonds, driven by a rebounding economy and anticipation of higher interest rates. The increased bond issuance reflects broader changes in the country, including the end of the ultra-loose monetary policy, improved corporate governance, and a wider surge in dealmaking.

Inflation Heats Up, Complicating Trump's Promise to Cut Rates

President Trump's request for interest rate cuts faces resistance after hotter-than-expected inflation data, putting him at odds with the Fed and potentially leading to market turmoil.

Honda-Nissan Merger Ends as Cultural Differences Emerge

Honda and Nissan terminate merger plans; Honda shares up, Nissan shares down. Nissan seeks new partnerships as Foxconn and KKR show interest in investments.

Coca-Cola Reassures Investors: Aluminum Tariffs, Innovation to Drive Growth

Coca-Cola CFO John Murphy says a 25% tariff on aluminum imports won't hurt the company much and consumers won't see higher prices anytime soon.

Curbline Properties Corp. Tops Q4 Funds from Operations Estimates

Curbline Properties Corp. (CURB) beats Q4 expectations with funds from operations of $23.8 million ($0.23 per share) vs. analysts' estimate of $0.22, revenue of $34.9 million vs. estimate of $30.3 million. For the year, funds from operations were $83.5 million, revenue was $120.9 million, and full-year funds from operations are expected to be $0.97-1.01 per share.

Trump's 2nd Term Economic Outlook: 'Meh' Jobs Data, Mixed Signals

The first employment report of Trump's second term shows a hiring slowdown, with employers creating 143,000 jobs in January. This is a big drop from 307,000 the month before and below the average of 166,000 new jobs per month in 2024. Wage growth was surprisingly strong, with earnings up 4.1% during the last 12 months. This is good for workers, but worrisome for financial markets as it could lead to higher inflation and interest rates.

Elon Musk Speaks at JPMorgan Chase Conference

Elon Musk spoke at a JPMorgan conference attended by CEO Jamie Dimon, discussing topics like government efficiency. Amidst settled legal differences, Musk and JPMorgan engage in a wide-ranging conversation moderated by David Rubenstein.

LG CNS Drops on Seoul Debut in Weak Start for Korean IPOs

LG CNS, South Korea's largest IPO in two years, debuted weakly on the Seoul exchange, falling 9.9% to 55,800 won. Investors' skepticism over IPOs and LG CNS's lack of liquidity may have contributed to the decline.