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Japan Q4 GDP Growth Beats Forecast, Boosted by Exports, Consumption

Japan's economy grew at a better-than-expected 2.8% in October-December, driven by exports and consumption. The Nikkei 225 rose on the news, as analysts suggest Trump's tariffs may have boosted trade.

How to Start a Savings Fund for Your Baby: 4 Smart Strategies

Start saving for your baby's future with these smart options: high-yield savings accounts, custodial accounts (UGMA or UTMA), certificates of deposit (CDs), and 529 plans. Each option offers unique benefits and considerations to help you achieve your financial goals for your child.

Giants Put Limited Stake Up for Sale, Targeting Record NFL Valuation

The New York Giants are putting a limited stake in the team on the market, with the process likely to set a record for an NFL franchise valuation.

Robinhood to Halt Sports Betting Contracts After CFTC Request

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has requested Robinhood (HOOD) to "not permit customers to access" sports event contracts. Robinhood had announced the launch of event contracts for Super Bowl LIX but has now suspended the rollout. Shares of Robinhood gained 1% despite the news.

Toyota Profit Dip Expected as Sales Growth Cools

Japanese automaker Toyota Motor is expected to announce its second quarterly profit drop when it reports third-quarter earnings on Wednesday, as sales growth slows after a surge in hybrid vehicle demand. Despite this, Toyota is still expected to report over $9 billion in quarterly operating profit thanks to a shift towards higher-margin hybrids from traditional gasoline vehicles in the US. Analysts predict a 16% year-over-year decline in operating profit to 1.419 trillion yen ($9.1 billion) for the October-December quarter, as Toyota faces increased competition from Chinese brands and a slight slowdown in sales and output volumes.

Boot Barn Q4 Results Meet Expectations, Stock Drops

Boot Barn (BOOT) reported in-line Q4 revenue, meeting Wall Street's expectations. Revenue grew 16.9% year-over-year to $608.2 million. However, the stock dropped 6.2% after the announcement due to below-par EPS guidance for Q1 and a declining same-store sales trend. While the company expanded its store count rapidly, same-store sales growth remains a concern, averaging a 1.7% annual decline over the last two years.