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The Chinese luxury market is expected to turnaround this year, but Western brands can't afford to be complacent, analysts said.

UBS analyst Matthew Mish told CNBC that the artificial intelligence transformation is happening faster than he and his colleagues had previously anticipated.

Companies like UPS, FedEx and DHL are increasingly turning to automation in their warehouse processes to work toward greater efficiency and lower costs.

Rivian's 2026 guidance includes increasing vehicle deliveries to between 62,000 and 67,000 units, which would be up by 47% to 59% compared to 2025.

Spirit Airlines said it sold another 20 planes and is calling back 500 flight attendant from furlough.

Home sales in January fell more than expected as mortgage rates didn't move much and consumer confidence dropped.

The union that represents American's 28,000 cabin crew members issued a vote of no confidence of CEO Robert Isom.

Outside of the U.S. and Canada, Restaurant Brands' same-store sales climbed 6.1%.

But reasons such as politics, logistics or potential consumer backlash aren't necessarily the main reasons, according to Lithia Motors CEO Bryan DeBoer.

The Danish drugmaker kicked off 2026 with its explosive obesity pill launch, but recent challenges have centered around protecting its market share.