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ServiceNow says AI is ‘really kicking in’ — but it’s not enough to help the stock
Shares of the software company were set to extend declines despite a better-than-expected forecast. View Source Emily Bary MarketWatch.com – Top Stories January 28, 2026…
Why Microsoft’s stock is getting punished after earnings
Investors focused on the balance between AI spending and AI revenue wanted more juice from Microsoft’s cloud business in the latest quarter. View Source Emily…
Investors cheer the end of Southwest’s open-seating era, as airline forecasts a big 2026 profit
Southwest’s five-decade-long era of open seating ended on Tuesday. View Source Bill Peters MarketWatch.com – Top Stories January 28, 2026 4:56 pm
AT&T’s earnings impress as subscriber growth booms and the stock jumps
AT&T added 283,000 fiber subscribers and 421,000 net postpaid phone subscribers in the latest quarter, reflecting a push for “convergence” of connectivity offerings. View Source…
S&P 500 touches 7,000 for the first time, led by a surprising group of stocks
The S&P 500 on Wednesday blew past another psychological barrier, hitting 7,000 for the first time in history — before pulling back. View Source Isabel…
Southwest says assigned seats will make it more profitable this year, as stock rallies
Southwest’s five-decade era of open seating ended on Tuesday. View Source Bill Peters MarketWatch.com – Top Stories January 28, 2026 2:54 pm
10,000 flights canceled, a $200 million hit from the storm and a plunging stock: American Airlines’ bad week
American “is not in a position of strength as a business” to weather the reputational hit, which may further weaken customer preference for the airline,…
How do I open a ‘Trump account’? The IRS has one simple solution for you.
People can’t contribute money to the tax-advantaged accounts for children until July, but they can start the process of opening one now View Source Andrew…
The diaper wars go deluxe as Pampers, Huggies chase shoppers ready to pay more for premium products
Pampers parent P&G and Huggies seller Kimberly-Clark, who were once locked in a price war, are now pushing premium versions of their diapers. View Source…