JPMorgan Chase’s fourth-quarter earnings per share of $3.79 beat the Refinitiv estimate of $2.62.
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Citigroup beats analysts’ profit estimates as bank releases money set aside for loan losses
Citigroup’s earnings per share of $2.08 far exceeded Refinitiv estimates of $1.34.
Wells Fargo shares slide after fourth-quarter revenue falls short of expectations
Wells Fargo’s Q4 EPS of 64 cents exceeded Refinitiv’s estimate of 60 cents, but revenue of $17.93 billion fell short of the $18.127 billion forecast.
Crypto investment firm Grayscale sees 900% jump in assets to $20 billion amid bitcoin frenzy
Grayscale saw its assets skyrocket this year as Wall Street used it as a proxy to invest in bitcoin.
CEO of world’s largest money manager sees stocks rallying in 2021 but not as much as last year
CEO Larry Fink spoke after BlackRock reported that assets under management surged to a record $8.68 trillion.
Aerojet Rocketdyne completes first AR1 rocket engine, but won’t test fire until at least ‚late 2022‘
Aerojet Rocketdyne finished building the first of its AR1 engine series, but lacks both a customer and plans to test-fire until at least late 2022.
Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest plans ‚ARKX‘ space exploration ETF to tap the growing industry
Ark Invest, which operates the largest actively managed exchange-traded fund, plans to add a „Space Exploration ETF“ under the ticker ARKX.
Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: GameStop, Tesla, Nordstrom & more
The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include GameStop, Tesla, Nordstrom, and more.
China reports first Covid death in more than six months as WHO investigators arrive
Mainland China reported Thursday the first new death from Covid-19 since May 2020 as authorities try to control a spike in cases just outside of Beijing.
Saudi Arabia’s open banking plans could ‚revolutionize‘ opportunities for fintech
The move could open the market to numerous fintech services, spurring competition and increasing users‘ options when it comes to managing their own finances.