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Apple Earnings Fall Short on iPhone Sales

Apple beats Q1 estimates but iPhone revenue falls short, China sales disappoint

Bitcoin Price: Analysts Predict Less Than 10% Chance of Falling Below $75K by March

Bitcoin's recent price drop has sparked concerns about a potential decline below $75K by March. Analysts predict a 9.2% chance of this happening, attributed to increased implied volatility and growing bearish sentiment. Bitcoin's movements are now closely tied to broader market trends, reflecting global risk sentiment and macroeconomic factors.

Western New England Bancorp Q4 Earnings Top Estimates

Western New England Bancorp (WNEB) reported fourth-quarter earnings of $3.3 million, or 16 cents per share, surpassing Wall Street expectations of 12 cents per share.

Tesla's AI Advantage: Embodied AI and Optimus Robot Boost

Investors are looking to Tesla (TSLA) as AI advancements like DeepSeek's R1 reasoning model heighten competition and focus on embodied AI, which could boost Tesla's self-driving and Optimus robot initiatives.

DeepSeek's AI Model Shakes Up Tech Stocks: Apple and Meta Climb, Chipmakers and Hyperscalers Fall

Apple and Meta stocks rose Monday despite a tech sell-off, as DeepSeek's cost-effective AI model benefits Apple's AI capabilities and Meta's AI investments.

Money Market Account Rates Today: Earn Up to 4.75% APY

Compare money market account (MMA) rates to earn the most on your savings. Top MMA rates today: Quontic Bank: 4.75% APY, Brilliant Bank: 4.70% APY, TotalBank: 4.67% APY (on balances $2,500+), First Foundation Bank: 4.50% APY, VIO Bank: 4.46% APY, Zynlo Bank: 4.40% APY, Prime Alliance Bank: 4.15% APY.

AT&T Sells, Leases Back Central Offices for $850 Million

AT&T sells $850 million worth of central office facilities to Reign Capital through sale-leaseback to exit copper network operations.

Netflix Soars 13% on Strong User Growth and Outlook

Netflix stock soared 13% in after-hours trading after the streamer reported Q4 earnings that beat expectations, adding a whopping 18.9 million subscribers and announcing a $15 billion stock buyback.