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HF Sinclair Posts Larger-than-Expected Loss As Refining Margins Decline

HF Sinclair posts wider-than-expected Q4 loss on weak refining margins, global capacity rise

TCL replaces Panasonic as IOC global partner

TCL becomes the new Olympic sponsor replacing Panasonic in an eight-year deal through 2032. The Chinese company will provide home audiovisual equipment and appliances, AI solutions, and support for the Olympic Village.

Mercedes-Benz sales of electric vehicles slump

Mercedes-Benz profits have plummeted nearly a third due to slowing electric car sales. The German automaker plans to cut production costs by 10% by 2027 to stay competitive.

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

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

Fed Rate Cuts Still on the Table, Atlanta Fed President Says

Fed rate cuts are still possible this year as policymakers assess the economy and digest new Trump administration policies, Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic says.

Fed Rate Cuts Not Off the Table as Inflation Concerns Rise

Fed's Bostic: Rate Cuts Still on the Table as Economy, Trump Policies Assessed

United Airlines Faces Millions in Losses as Federal Travel Declines

United Airlines faces potential revenue loss due to decreased government employee travel following the Trump inauguration and government layoffs led by the Department of Government Efficiency.

Palantir Stock Plunges 10% on Pentagon Budget Cut Report

Palantir stock plunges 10% on report of potential Pentagon budget cuts, wiping out recent gains.

Fed Rate Cuts Remain on Table as Inflation Heats Up, Bostic Says

The Federal Reserve is considering further interest rate cuts this year as they assess the evolving economy and new policies from the Trump administration.

Murata Eyes M&A Deals Over $600 Million to Fuel Growth

Japan's Murata Manufacturing plans to invest over $665 million in acquisitions and partnerships to boost growth in inductors, sensors, and new markets.