Kevin Warsh has won the candidate race, Financial Times sources claim

'A man known to everyone in the financial world': Trump's pick for Fed chief nominee

Gundlach moves capital into tangible resources amid loss of confidence in fiat currencies

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Apple Inc.

"I'm proud to say this quarter will go down in history," said Apple CEO Tim Cook

Apple has reported "overwhelming" demand for the iPhone. But there is cause for concern

Tesla, Inc.

According to Bloomberg, a merger with Tesla is also a possibility

Musk wants to merge SpaceX and xAI into one company before IPO - Reuters

adidas AG

The full report will be published in March

Adidas says record sales in 2025 and announces €1bn share buyback

Microsoft Corporation

The Dow Jones even managed to end a challenging day in the green zone

The Nasdaq fell for the first time in seven days because of Microsoft. But the sell-off was avoided

Apple has bought Israeli startup Q.ai, which develops technologies for reading facial movements and understanding silent communications, Bloomberg <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-01-29/apple-buys-israeli-ai-startup-that-interprets-facial-movements">reported</a>. The terms of the deal Apple did not disclose and did not specify exactly how Q.ai technology will be used, <a href="https://www.reuters.com/business/apple-acquires-audio-ai-startup-qai-2026-01-29/">noted</a> Reuters. According <a href="https://www.ft.com/content/49f4e2e4-3a68-4842-be67-879409d06aa1">to</a> Financial Times sources, the deal values the startup at nearly $2 billion.

Apple has bought an AI startup that reads facial movements. Earlier, a similar deal resulted in FaceID

NVIDIA Corporation

Oracle Corporation

Oracle Corp. shares are down more than 50% from last year's all-time high. Investors, concerned about the huge spending on artificial intelligence and the investment cycle within the AI sector, are selling their shares.

Oracle's capitalization has halved from its 2025 peak. Are investors turning away?

Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd.

Carnival Corporation & plc

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd.

The stock posted its best growth in 3.5 years

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Apple CEO Tim Cook and his team will be in the spotlight after the market closes on Jan. 29, when the company releases results for its fiscal first quarter ended Dec. 28. Cook said last year that the company "expects the first quarter to deliver record revenue in its history and in the history of the iPhone," Yahoo Finance<a href="https://finance.yahoo.com/news/apples-first-quarter-earnings-will-focus-on-iphone-sales-ai-outlook-170801438.html"> recalls</a>.

Apple may report record iPhone sales. What risks do analysts see?

The cost of gold in trading on January 29 showed the sharpest decline since October. It collapsed by 5.7% after <a href="https://oninvest.com/article/zoloto-vzletelo-vyse-5500-serebro-podobralos-k-120-rynok-otorvan-ot-real-nosti">reaching a</a> new high earlier in the day, rising above $5500 per ounce. Silver was falling 8.4 percent. The decline in metals prices coincided with a slight strengthening of the U.S. dollar, Bloomberg <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-01-29/gold-retreats-from-record-above-5-500-as-rally-momentum-slows">wrote</a>. The dollar index was up 0.3% on Thursday.

"We've reached the peak of euphoria": gold price falls sharply after record update

Microsoft faces a shortage of available capacity to meet demand

Oil