Boarding1Now/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ) on Tuesday said it signed a multi-year extension of its agreement with Airbus ( EADSF ) ( EADSY ), continuing its role as a core technology provider for Skywise, Airbus’ data platform for civil aviation. The renewed contract formalizes an ongoing relationship that dates back to 2015 and centers on Skywise, which aggregat...
Boarding1Now/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ) on Tuesday said it signed a multi-year extension of its agreement with Airbus ( EADSF ) ( EADSY ), continuing its role as a core technology provider for Skywise, Airbus’ data platform for civil aviation. The renewed contract formalizes an ongoing relationship that dates back to 2015 and centers on Skywise, which aggregates aircraft, operational and engineering data used by Airbus ( EADSF ) ( EADSY ) and airline customers. Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed. Skywise is used across Airbus’ ( EADSF ) ( EADSY ) industrial operations, including aircraft production, supply chain planning and equipment design. The platform is also used by airlines to analyze in-flight and operational data, with the aim of improving maintenance planning and fleet performance. Palantir said the extension will allow Airbus ( EADSF ) ( EADSY ) to continue migrating parts of the platform to sovereign cloud environments, a move intended to address regulatory requirements related to data location and governance. The arrangement is designed to give Airbus ( EADSF ) ( EADSY ) flexibility as data rules evolve across different jurisdictions. According to the companies, more than 50,000 users currently access Skywise as part of their daily operations. Palantir’s ( PLTR ) development team in France has worked alongside Airbus ( EADSF ) ( EADSY ) for nearly a decade to build and expand the platform’s capabilities. Josh Harris, an executive vice president at Palantir ( PLTR ), said in the announcement that the renewed agreement reflects continued collaboration on applying data analytics and artificial intelligence to civil aviation operations. The announcement comes as aerospace manufacturers and airlines face pressure to improve efficiency and resilience amid supply chain constraints, rising costs and increasing scrutiny of industrial performance. More on Palantir Palantir: Rising Adoption Of AIP To Drive Grow...
Boarding1Now/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ) on Tuesday said it signed a multi-year extension of its agreement with Airbus ( EADSF ) ( EADSY ), continuing its role as a core technology provider for Skywise, Airbus’ data platform for civil aviation. The renewed contract formalizes an ongoing relationship that dates back to 2015 and centers on Skywise, which aggregat...
Boarding1Now/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Palantir Technologies ( PLTR ) on Tuesday said it signed a multi-year extension of its agreement with Airbus ( EADSF ) ( EADSY ), continuing its role as a core technology provider for Skywise, Airbus’ data platform for civil aviation. The renewed contract formalizes an ongoing relationship that dates back to 2015 and centers on Skywise, which aggregates aircraft, operational and engineering data used by Airbus ( EADSF ) ( EADSY ) and airline customers. Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed. Skywise is used across Airbus’ ( EADSF ) ( EADSY ) industrial operations, including aircraft production, supply chain planning and equipment design. The platform is also used by airlines to analyze in-flight and operational data, with the aim of improving maintenance planning and fleet performance. Palantir said the extension will allow Airbus ( EADSF ) ( EADSY ) to continue migrating parts of the platform to sovereign cloud environments, a move intended to address regulatory requirements related to data location and governance. The arrangement is designed to give Airbus ( EADSF ) ( EADSY ) flexibility as data rules evolve across different jurisdictions. According to the companies, more than 50,000 users currently access Skywise as part of their daily operations. Palantir’s ( PLTR ) development team in France has worked alongside Airbus ( EADSF ) ( EADSY ) for nearly a decade to build and expand the platform’s capabilities. Josh Harris, an executive vice president at Palantir ( PLTR ), said in the announcement that the renewed agreement reflects continued collaboration on applying data analytics and artificial intelligence to civil aviation operations. The announcement comes as aerospace manufacturers and airlines face pressure to improve efficiency and resilience amid supply chain constraints, rising costs and increasing scrutiny of industrial performance. More on Palantir Palantir: Rising Adoption Of AIP To Drive Grow...
In this article MRNA Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT A researcher works in the lab at the Moderna Inc. headquarters in Cambridge, Massachusetts, US, on Tuesday, March 26, 2024. Adam Glanzman | Bloomberg | Getty Images The Food and Drug Administration has refused to start a review of Moderna 's application for its experimental flu shot, the company announced Tuesday, in another sign...
In this article MRNA Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT A researcher works in the lab at the Moderna Inc. headquarters in Cambridge, Massachusetts, US, on Tuesday, March 26, 2024. Adam Glanzman | Bloomberg | Getty Images The Food and Drug Administration has refused to start a review of Moderna 's application for its experimental flu shot, the company announced Tuesday, in another sign of the Trump administration's influence on tightening vaccine regulations in the U.S. The company's stock fell roughly 7% in after-hours trading Tuesday. Moderna said the move is inconsistent with previous feedback from the agency from before it submitted the application and started phase three trials on the shot, called mRNA-1010. The drugmaker said it has requested a meeting with the FDA to "understand the path forward." Moderna noted that the agency did not identify any specific safety or efficacy issues with the vaccine, but instead objected to the study design, despite previously approving it. The company added that the move won't impact its 2026 financial guidance. Moderna's jab showed positive phase three data last year, meeting all of the trial goals. At the time, Moderna said the stand-alone flu shot was key to its efforts to advance a combination vaccine targeting both influenza and Covid-19. The announcement follows sweeping changes to U.S. immunization policy over the past year under Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a prominent vaccine skeptic. Moderna on Tuesday specifically pointed to the FDA's top vaccine regulator, Vinay Prasad, who returned to the agency in August after being ousted. Prasad, who heads the agency's Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research, or CBER, has been vocal about tightening regulations for vaccines and recently linked child deaths to Covid shots. In a letter signed by Prasad on Feb. 3, he said the sole reason why the FDA refused to review the application was because of how the clinical trial on the shot w...
Key Points Robinhood's growth slowed to end 2025 as crypto markets stalled out. Operating leverage continues to be strong and Robinhood is now a highly profitable business. Investors are weighing just how much growth should be priced into the stock. 10 stocks we like better than Robinhood Markets › Robinhood (NASDAQ: HOOD) stock traded down 8% shortly after earnings were released on Tuesday and in...
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Image source: The Motley Fool. Tuesday, February 10, 2026 at 5 p.m. ET CALL PARTICIPANTS President and Chief Executive Officer — Jim Farley Chief Financial Officer — Sherry House President, Ford Blue and Model e — Andrew Frick President, Ford Pro — Alicia Bohler Davis Chief Operating Officer — Kumar Galhotra Chief Executive Officer, Ford Credit — Kathy O'Callaghan Executive Director, Investor Rela...
Image source: The Motley Fool. Tuesday, February 10, 2026 at 5 p.m. ET CALL PARTICIPANTS President and Chief Executive Officer — Jim Farley Chief Financial Officer — Sherry House President, Ford Blue and Model e — Andrew Frick President, Ford Pro — Alicia Bohler Davis Chief Operating Officer — Kumar Galhotra Chief Executive Officer, Ford Credit — Kathy O'Callaghan Executive Director, Investor Relations — Lynn Antipas Tyson TAKEAWAYS Revenue -- $187 billion for the full year, representing the fifth consecutive year of top-line growth. -- $187 billion for the full year, representing the fifth consecutive year of top-line growth. Adjusted EBIT -- $6.8 billion reported, including a $2 billion loss from Novelis fires and a $2 billion net tariff headwind. -- $6.8 billion reported, including a $2 billion loss from Novelis fires and a $2 billion net tariff headwind. U.S. Market Share -- Increased to 13.2%, described as the best performance in six years. -- Increased to 13.2%, described as the best performance in six years. Total Shareholder Return (TSR) -- 42% for the year. -- 42% for the year. Free Cash Flow -- $3.5 billion generated, with cash on hand close to $29 billion and nearly $50 billion in liquidity. -- $3.5 billion generated, with cash on hand close to $29 billion and nearly $50 billion in liquidity. U.S. Inventory -- U.S. gross stocks cut by 16%, ending with 56 retail days supply at the low end of the target range. -- U.S. gross stocks cut by 16%, ending with 56 retail days supply at the low end of the target range. Ford Pro Segment -- Delivered over $66 billion in revenue, $6.8 billion in EBIT, and double-digit margin; market share in U.S. class 1-7 exceeds 42%. -- Delivered over $66 billion in revenue, $6.8 billion in EBIT, and double-digit margin; market share in U.S. class 1-7 exceeds 42%. Ford Pro Software and Physical Services -- Grew 10%, contributing 19% to Ford Pro EBIT and nearing a 20% target. -- Grew 10%, contributing 19% to Ford Pro EBIT and nearing...
Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) , global auto and Lincoln vehicle maker, closed Tuesday’s session at $13.59, finishing flat at +0.00% on the day. The stock held steady as investors weighed [Premarket] macro-driven strength against Q4 2025 earnings previews highlighting margins, F-Series performance after a supplier fire, and rising options activity, and they are watching the upcoming report’s 2026 out...
Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) , global auto and Lincoln vehicle maker, closed Tuesday’s session at $13.59, finishing flat at +0.00% on the day. The stock held steady as investors weighed [Premarket] macro-driven strength against Q4 2025 earnings previews highlighting margins, F-Series performance after a supplier fire, and rising options activity, and they are watching the upcoming report’s 2026 outlook and profitability trajectory. The company’s trading volume reached 69.6 million shares, which is nearly 21% above compared with its three-month average of 57.6 million shares. Ford Motor Company went public in 1972 and has grown 526% since its IPO. The S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) slipped 0.33% to 6,941, while the Nasdaq Composite (NASDAQINDEX: ^IXIC) dropped 0.59% to 23,102 as investors shifted between sectors. Within the automotive space, industry peers General Motors (NYSE:GM) closed at $80.27 (-0.51%) and Stellantis (NYSE:STLA) finished at $7.48 (+2.33%), highlighting mixed sentiment among legacy automakers. Continue reading
Key Points It missed on the bottom line both in its trailing fourth-quarter performance and in its annual guidance. On the plus side, it posted solid gains in key metrics during the period. 10 stocks we like better than S&P Global › Somewhat uncomfortably, on Tuesday the performance of S&P Global (NYSE: SPGI) stock was far worse than that of its most popular offering, the S&P 500 index. The compan...
Key Points It missed on the bottom line both in its trailing fourth-quarter performance and in its annual guidance. On the plus side, it posted solid gains in key metrics during the period. 10 stocks we like better than S&P Global › Somewhat uncomfortably, on Tuesday the performance of S&P Global (NYSE: SPGI) stock was far worse than that of its most popular offering, the S&P 500 index. The company's shares lost nearly 10% of their value that day, due to an earnings report that didn't meet expectations. Meanwhile, the index dipped marginally, falling by 0.3%. Nearly in line with estimates S&P Global's fourth quarter saw the financial data and information company earn almost $3.92 billion in revenue, which bettered the year-ago figure by 9%. Net income not in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) saw a more robust gain of 12% to hit nearly $1.3 billion, or $4.30 per share. Where to invest $1,000 right now? Our analyst team just revealed what they believe are the 10 best stocks to buy right now, when you join Stock Advisor. See the stocks » That meant a mixed quarter for S&P Global. While it edged past the average analyst revenue estimate of $3.9 billion, it fell just short of the $4.32-per-share consensus for non-GAAP (adjusted) profitability. All of the company's revenue streams increased during the quarter. Two standouts were its indices business, which advanced by 14% to produce $498 million, and its ratings service, up 12% to almost $1.19 billion. A whiff on profitability guidance In its earnings release, S&P Global also proffered revenue guidance for the entirety of this year. It's modeling organic constant currency revenue growth of 6% to 8% over the 2024 tally, and GAAP earnings per share of $19.40 to $19.65. However, the consensus analyst projection for the latter is $19.96; the discrepancy was likely a key factor in Tuesday's sell-off. To me, that's an overreaction on the part of investors. S&P Global's numbers weren't spectacular, ...
Bitcoin has just drawn fresh support from some of its largest holders, though the return of demand remains narrow enough to raise doubts about whether it marks a recovery or mere damage control. So-called whale wallets accumulated about 53,000 coins in the past week, their biggest buying spree since November, after weeks of heavy selling. Those kinds of purchases helped steady prices after a steep...
Bitcoin has just drawn fresh support from some of its largest holders, though the return of demand remains narrow enough to raise doubts about whether it marks a recovery or mere damage control. So-called whale wallets accumulated about 53,000 coins in the past week, their biggest buying spree since November, after weeks of heavy selling. Those kinds of purchases helped steady prices after a steep drawdown , even as most other investors stayed on the sidelines. Data from industry research firm Glassnode show that wallets holding more than 1,000 Bitcoin added more than $4 billion worth of the token over the period, interrupting months of divestment that have left Bitcoin roughly 40% below its October peak. “It does slow down any downfall,” said Brett Singer, head of sales at Glassnode. “But we still need to see more money coming into the market.” That caveat matters. While large holders have stepped back in, the broader trend still points to caution. Excluding exchange-traded funds and exchanges, large Bitcoin-holding players have been net sellers over the past year, with more than 170,000 coins — worth some $11 billion — leaving these wallets since mid-December, according to Glassnode. Bitcoin’s price action reflects that uneven support. Since reaching a record high in October, the token slid last week to around $60,000, before rebounding to roughly $70,000. The stop-and-start behavior among large holders has sharpened a familiar question hanging over the market: who, exactly, is left to power the next sustained rally? Many investors who bought Bitcoin through newly launched exchange-traded funds are now sitting on losses, making them less inclined to add aggressively. At the same time, publicly listed companies that had embraced Bitcoin as a reserve asset have slowed their purchases as their own share prices have come under pressure . Without a fresh source of demand, the latest accumulation looks more like damage control than renewed conviction — a pattern that ha...
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on February 09, 2026 in New York City. Spencer Platt | Getty Images Stock futures inched higher late Tuesday as traders looked ahead to the release of the delayed January jobs report . S&P 500 futures rose 0.16%, while Nasdaq 100 futures gained 0.2%. Futures tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced 67 points, or 0.1%. Traders...
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on February 09, 2026 in New York City. Spencer Platt | Getty Images Stock futures inched higher late Tuesday as traders looked ahead to the release of the delayed January jobs report . S&P 500 futures rose 0.16%, while Nasdaq 100 futures gained 0.2%. Futures tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced 67 points, or 0.1%. Traders are looking ahead to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' release of the January nonfarm payrolls report. The data had been delayed due to a partial government shutdown that ended on Feb. 3 . Economists expect that the latest jobs report will show little to no growth in January. The Dow Jones consensus is calling for a gain of 55,000, compared to a December increase of 50,000. Economists also see the unemployment rate landing at 4.4%. In addition, traders will be on the lookout for a batch of revisions from the BLS, which could shed some light on the state of the U.S. jobs market and economy. "It's been hard to get a read of exactly where the labor data is going to come out through the adjustments following out of the shutdown along with the basic uncertainty around the economy," Krishna Guha, head of economics and central bank strategy at Evercore ISI told CNBC's "Money Movers" on Tuesday. "There seems to be a weaker relationship right now between growth and employment…part of that is the uncertainty and part of that, we think, may also be some secular AI related effects on the labor market," he added. A lackluster jobs report would add to negative sentiment in the market that was driven by weaker-than-expected consumer data released on Tuesday. A new report showed that consumer spending in December was flat , missing the 0.4% monthly gain expected from economists polled by Dow Jones. In the regular trading session, the S&P 500 slipped 0.3% as worries over artificial intelligence's impact on the financial sector weighed on the index. After tech platform Altruist launched a new...
Tomas Magnusson scored a late winner as the Scottish Premiership leaders Hearts defeated Hibernian 1-0 in a tense Edinburgh derby to tighten their grip on top spot. Magnusson, on as a substitute, popped up with the game’s decisive moment in the 88th minute to spark jubilant scenes inside Tynecastle. The Jambos are now six points ahead of Rangers, who have a game in hand, and nine in front of Celti...
Tomas Magnusson scored a late winner as the Scottish Premiership leaders Hearts defeated Hibernian 1-0 in a tense Edinburgh derby to tighten their grip on top spot. Magnusson, on as a substitute, popped up with the game’s decisive moment in the 88th minute to spark jubilant scenes inside Tynecastle. The Jambos are now six points ahead of Rangers, who have a game in hand, and nine in front of Celtic, who have two games in hand. Derek McInnes, the Hearts manager, handed a first start to the club’s January signing Islam Chesnokov, while Frankie Kent replaced Craig Halkett, who was suspended after his red card in the defeat at St Mirren on Tuesday last week. There were also two changes to the Hibs side that started last Wednesday in the win against Dundee United as Jordan Obita and Élie Youan made way for Nicky Cadden and Kai Andrews. Amid a pumped-up atmosphere Hearts started brightly, with Landry Kaboré driving a low effort just wide after cutting in from the right before Cláudio Braga sent an acrobatic effort high and wide. Hibs had a good opportunity on the counterattack in the ninth minute as Felix Passlack drove towards the Hearts box but the German overhit his pass to the supporting Martin Boyle, who teed up Cadden for an angled shot that was deflected away by Kent. View image in fullscreen The Hearts manager, Derek McInnes, applauds the fans after the game at Tynecastle. Photograph: Janes Barlow/PA In a typically frenetic derby, both sides were struggling to find any sustained quality although Hearts had a couple of half-chances, with Chesnokov closed down by the goalkeeper Raphael Sallinger as he tried to get on the end of a ball over the top before Alexandros Kyziridis shot over from just outside the box. The Jambos went close in the 41st minute, Kaboré’s shot broke off Munashe Garananga and ran tantalisingly into the path of Chesnokov but the Kazakh blazed over from close range under pressure from Sallinger. Hibs had become the more assured side as the half w...
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Feb. 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Ascot Resources Ltd. (TSXV: AOT.H; OTCID: AOTVF) (“Ascot” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that, subject to regulatory approval, the Company will be changing its name to Cambria Gold Mines Inc. (“Cambria”) and is currently planning and budgeting for key strategic elements to advance the Premier and Red Mountain Projects during ...
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Feb. 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Ascot Resources Ltd. (TSXV: AOT.H; OTCID: AOTVF) (“Ascot” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that, subject to regulatory approval, the Company will be changing its name to Cambria Gold Mines Inc. (“Cambria”) and is currently planning and budgeting for key strategic elements to advance the Premier and Red Mountain Projects during 2026. This follows the successful closing of the final tranche of the private placement on January 27, 2026, whereby Ascot raised aggregate gross proceeds of C$175 million. The Company has completed the last stages of its refinancing, settlement of secured and unsecured creditors and restructuring of existing debt (the “Restructuring”). Additionally, through amendment of the Agreement with Sprott Private Resource Streaming and Royalty (B) Corp. (“Sprott”), the 50% buydown window has been extended by two years from December 2026 to December 2028. The key to the successful re-start and sustained gold production at the recently commissioned 2,500 tonne per day mill at the Premier Gold Project (“PGP”) is the rapid development of the Red Mountain Project (“Red Mountain”), located east of Stewart, B.C. Red Mountain hosts Measured and Indicated Resources of 3,191,000 tonnes averaging 7.63 g/t Au for 783,000 ounces1, is a wide deposit amenable to longhole stoping, has existing production size underground workings and would provide the majority of mill feed for the PGP mill. It is proposed that Red Mountain ore would be blended with high-grade mineralization from the Premier-Northern Lights deposit (“PNL”) and/or the potentially bulk-mineable mineralization from the Big Missouri Deposit, both located at PGP. Work to advance permitting of the Red Mountain access road was initiated in the fall of 2025, led by the incoming management team, including thorough consultation with the Nisga’a Nation. The objective is for mineralized material to be trucked to PGP from the Red Mountain deposi...
Key Points Stocks can rise and fall to levels beyond your imagination. A lower stock price doesn’t always mean a better value. Don’t forget to include the cons when building an investment thesis. 10 stocks we like better than Microsoft › The sell-off in software-as-a-service (SaaS) stocks has evolved from a pullback to a downturn, and now to a full-throttle crash. An exchange-traded fund (ETF) tha...
Key Points Stocks can rise and fall to levels beyond your imagination. A lower stock price doesn’t always mean a better value. Don’t forget to include the cons when building an investment thesis. 10 stocks we like better than Microsoft › The sell-off in software-as-a-service (SaaS) stocks has evolved from a pullback to a downturn, and now to a full-throttle crash. An exchange-traded fund (ETF) that closely tracks the sector -- The iShares Expanded Tech Software Sector ETF (NYSEMKT: IGV) -- is down 24.6% year to date at the time of this writing, while the broader tech sector has fallen 5.8%. Last week, Anthropic announced a new plugin for legal applications on its Claude Cowork platform that could challenge the functionality of existing enterprise software. Then on Feb. 5, Anthropic published a press release introducing Claude Opus 4.6 -- its latest model. Opus 4.6 improves Claude's coding skills, agentic tasks, and capabilities within the Cowork platform, including the ability to run financial analyses, conduct research, and create documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and more. Where to invest $1,000 right now? Our analyst team just revealed what they believe are the 10 best stocks to buy right now, when you join Stock Advisor. See the stocks » SaaS companies used to command premium valuations relative to the market because of their recurring revenue and wide moats. But those moats are being eroded by artificial intelligence (AI) models that can perform tasks normally handled manually using enterprise software. Additionally, SaaS companies depend on user growth, but if a single user can now accomplish the workload that used to require several subscriptions, that means less revenue for enterprise software companies. With that, here are three big mistakes folks invested in software stocks or those interested in buying the dip should avoid. 1. Assuming a stock can't go lower If you've been investing long enough, then you've seen euphoria and panic take over stock pr...
格隆汇2月11日|博雷顿在港交所公告,本公司之间接非全资附属公司AFRICA POWER PLATFORM II LIMITED(作为采购方)与一名独立第三方GREEN POWER TECHNOLOGIE(作为供应商)订立了一份储能系统设备采购合同,内容有关刚果(金)如瓦西微电网项目的设备采购、供应及相关服务。合同总价为38,551,558.84欧元(相当于约人民币319,977,938元,不含增...
格隆汇2月11日|博雷顿在港交所公告,本公司之间接非全资附属公司AFRICA POWER PLATFORM II LIMITED(作为采购方)与一名独立第三方GREEN POWER TECHNOLOGIE(作为供应商)订立了一份储能系统设备采购合同,内容有关刚果(金)如瓦西微电网项目的设备采购、供应及相关服务。合同总价为38,551,558.84欧元(相当于约人民币319,977,938元,不含增值税),预付款为合同金额的30%,于合同签署当日支付。自2026年6月30日起至2027年3月30日止,按月预付。