Gartner Inc. shares tumbled more than 18% in premarket trading Tuesday after the research and advisory firm issued a 2026 financial outlook that fell significantly short of Wall Street expectations. Despite reporting fourth-quarter adjusted earnings that surpassed analyst estimates, the company's conservative long-term revenue and profit targets triggered a sharp sell-off.
FuboTV stock tumbled in premarket trading Tuesday after the sports-first streaming service reported a fiscal first-quarter loss, overshadowing a significant surge in top-line revenue. The decline extends a volatile year for the broadcaster, which has struggled to maintain investor confidence despite aggressive expansion in the competitive live-TV market.
Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) has authorized a 2% increase to its quarterly dividend, marking the 53rd consecutive year the Chicago-based agribusiness giant has raised its payout to shareholders.
Massimo Group shares cratered in premarket trading after the manufacturer announced a deal to acquire FST, a strategic move designed to integrate artificial intelligence into its vehicle lineup and launch the company into the health robotics sector.
PepsiCo announced a 4% increase to its annual dividend and a new $10 billion share repurchase program on Tuesday, marking the company’s 54th consecutive year of payout hikes and reinforcing its status as a premier Dividend King.
Ball Corp. swung to a fourth-quarter profit, buoyed by a 16% jump in sales and the successful transfer of rising raw material costs to consumers. The Westminster, Colorado-based manufacturer reported a sharp rebound in global demand for aluminum packaging, outperforming Wall Street expectations on both the top and bottom lines.
Bank of Hawai‘i announced that Peter Ho will retire as chief executive officer at the end of March, concluding a 14-year tenure at the helm of the Honolulu-based lender. James Polk, the bank’s current president and chief banking officer, has been appointed to succeed him, ensuring leadership continuity from within the executive ranks.
Enterprise Products Partners reported a fourth-quarter profit of $1.66 billion on Tuesday, surpassing analyst expectations despite a slight year-over-year decline in total revenue. The midstream energy giant benefited from robust cash flow and strategic investments in the Permian Basin, signaling resilience in a shifting energy market.
Banco Santander is poised to report a steady fourth-quarter performance this Wednesday, though investor attention has already shifted toward the lender’s high-stakes Capital Markets Day in February. As continental Europe’s largest bank by market value, the Spanish firm is expected to post an underlying profit of 3.41 billion euros, navigating a complex landscape of cooling interest income and currency volatility in its key overseas markets.
Novo Nordisk is expected to report a decline in fourth-quarter net profit on Wednesday, as the pharmaceutical giant navigates intensifying competition and regulatory pricing shifts. With analysts forecasting a nearly 10% earnings drop, the market is pivoting its focus toward the company's 2026 guidance and the commercial viability of its new weight-loss pill.
Marathon Petroleum reported a sharp rise in fourth-quarter profit on Tuesday, fueled by significantly higher refining margins that offset flat revenue and rising operating costs. The Findlay, Ohio-based refiner posted a net income of $1.54 billion, comfortably beating Wall Street estimates and driving a premarket rally in its shares.
Capri Holdings swung to a third-quarter profit as the divestiture of its Versace brand buffered the company against declining revenue and rising operational costs. Despite a 4% dip in overall sales, the owner of Michael Kors and Jimmy Choo surpassed analyst expectations for both earnings and revenue, signaling a pivot toward stabilization following a period of heavy losses.
Graphic Packaging Holding shares dropped 6% in premarket trading Tuesday after the company issued a cautious 2026 forecast, warning that shifting consumer behavior and intensifying competition will weigh heavily on its bottom line.
Bicycle Therapeutics has announced a significant C-suite overhaul, appointing Chief Accounting Officer Travis Thompson as its new finance chief following the departure of Alethia Young. The transition at the biotechnology firm also includes new appointments for the roles of chief medical officer and chief scientific officer, signaling a consolidation of internal leadership.
Darcy Davenport, the president and chief executive of BellRing Brands, will retire by the end of September after leading the St. Louis-based nutrition company through its first five years as a public entity.
Hong Kong’s retail sector ended 2025 with a 6.6% jump in sales value in December, reversing a year of contraction through a surge in online shopping and a recovery in tourism. The rebound reflects a broader stabilization of the territory’s economy, which saw gross domestic product expand by 3.8% in the final quarter of the year.
GSK is set to report its fourth-quarter 2025 results this Wednesday, marking the first earnings release under new Chief Executive Luke Miels. Analysts expect the British pharmaceutical giant to post an increase in both revenue and profit, though investor focus remains fixed on how Miels will navigate ambitious long-term targets and shifting U.S. healthcare policies.
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG) is projected to report an 8% increase in third-quarter net profit on Wednesday, buoyed by the Bank of Japan’s shift away from ultra-low interest rates. Analysts polled by Quick estimate the lender earned 529.93 billion yen ($3.41 billion) for the three months ended December, up from 490.74 billion yen in the prior year.
South African miner Harmony Gold expects its first-half fiscal 2026 performance to remain on track with internal targets, overcoming a mechanical failure and logistics delays that hampered its second quarter. Despite a mill motor breakdown and a deferred gold shipment now slated for January 2026, the company confirmed it will meet its annual production objectives.
Novartis is scheduled to report its latest financial results this Wednesday, with the Swiss pharmaceutical giant expected to detail a path toward $54.82 billion in annual sales despite the growing pressure of generic competition. As the company navigates critical patent expirations for its top-selling treatments, investors are focused on whether an aggressive acquisition strategy can sustain its ambitious long-term revenue targets.
Tokyo-based Dream Incubator Inc. reported a massive spike in profitability for the first nine months of the fiscal year, with net income climbing to 866 million yen as revenue growth accelerated across its business segments.
Fuji Media Holdings Inc. reported a slight uptick in nine-month net profit to ¥24.47 billion, overcoming a significant swing into operating losses as revenues softened across the group’s portfolio.
South Korean chipmakers Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix staged a massive recovery on Tuesday, lifting the benchmark Kospi index 6.8% and erasing the previous day's sharp selloff. The rally, driven by aggressive institutional buying, reaffirms the semiconductor sector's role as the primary engine of the nation's equity growth in 2026.
UBS Group is set to report its fourth-quarter results this Wednesday, with investors focused on the bank's ability to boost shareholder returns while navigating tightening Swiss capital requirements. Analysts expect the Zurich-based lender to post a net profit of $919 million on revenue of $11.72 billion, marking a steady climb from the previous year as CEO Sergio Ermotti continues the integration of Credit Suisse.
Global equity markets trended higher on Thursday as a massive rally in Japan’s Nikkei 225 set a positive tone for European and U.S. trading. While Wall Street futures signaled a modest opening gain, European indices climbed on broad-based optimism, even as energy commodities and the dollar faced downward pressure.
TDK Corp. shares surged in Tokyo on Tuesday after the Japanese electronics giant raised its full-year earnings outlook, buoyed by a recovery in the smartphone market and an infrastructure boom in artificial intelligence data centers. The company reported double-digit growth in both profit and sales for the first nine months of the fiscal year, triggering its largest single-day gain since April.
The Reserve Bank of Australia raised its official cash rate by 25 basis points to 3.85% on Tuesday, marking its first tightening move since late 2023. This sudden reversal follows a period of persistent price pressures and a significant miss in the central bank’s previous inflation forecasts.
Japanese shipping major Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd., commonly known as K-Line, reported a sharp decline in profitability for the nine months ending December 31, 2024, as global logistics markets continue to stabilize. The company's net profit fell to ¥102.60 billion, a steep drop from the ¥284.71 billion recorded during the same period the previous year.
Tokyo-based Matsui Securities Co. Ltd. reported an 11.07 billion yen net profit for the nine months ending December 31, a sharp increase from the 8.48 billion yen recorded during the same period last year.
Sac's Bar Holdings Inc. reported a decline in its nine-month bottom line, with net profit falling to ¥1.35 billion for the period ending Dec. 31. The Japanese retailer saw contractions across all major financial metrics compared to the previous year, reflecting a tightening market environment for the bag and accessory specialist.
