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Delta forecasts 20% jump in 2026 profits, orders first Boeing Dreamliners

The airline said bookings are strong from both leisure customers and corporate travelers in the first few days of the year.

BNY raises profit target as CEO Robin Vince says 'turnaround' is taking hold

BNY raised a pair of key medium-term performance targets on Tuesday.

Jeff Bridges lists empty Malibu lot for $4.4 million where family home burned down in wildfire

Acting icon Jeff Bridges has put his family’s longtime Malibu, Calif., property on the market—after the home that once stood on the now-bare parcel of land was decimated in the 2025 California wildfires.

Delta’s stock takes a hit as revenue missed expectations in wake of shutdown

CLAUDIA ASSIS,TOMI KILGORE

Delta Air Lines reported fourth-quarter profit that topped expectations, but the stock fell as adjusted revenue fell short.

American stocks underperformed last year. Deutsche Bank says it could happen again.

BARBARA KOLLMEYER

All the risks are sitting in U.S. stocks, which is why investors should be considering some diversification toward Europe, argues Deutsche Bank.

The top 10 jobs in the U.S. for 2026 all pay $100,000 or more, according to Indeed

Health-care jobs make up the majority of Indeed's latest report on the best jobs of 2026.

More drivers have $1,000-plus car loan payments. Here's what buyers can expect in 2026

The share of new-car buyers who pay $1,000 or more per month for their auto loans rose to a new record in the fourth quarter, according to Edmunds data.

U.S. court allows a wind farm project to restart after Trump administration block, and a Danish stock surges

JULES RIMMER

Although the news afford Orsted shares some relief at this stage, securing future investment for other projects is problematic owing to the regulatory environment.

The Supreme Court may rule Wednesday on Trump’s tariffs. But here’s what it means if they hold off again.

VICTOR REKLAITIS

The Supreme Court has indicated it may release opinions on Wednesday, sparking fresh speculation that its ruling in a crucial tariff case is coming. But analysts are emphasizing the justices could keep holding off on releasing their decision.