Group 1 - Indian shares are expected to open higher following the US Supreme Court's ruling against Trump's tariffs, which has led to a temporary increase in tariffs on US imports from 10% to 15% [1][2] - The Indian trade delegation's plans to visit Washington have been delayed due to the uncertainty surrounding tariffs, which were intended to finalize an interim trade deal [3] - Domestic equities are anticipated to start positively, with export-oriented sectors likely to benefit from supportive trade developments [4] Group 2 - IDFC First Bank may experience a decline after announcing an investigation into a suspected fraud of $65 million involving local government accounts [5] - RailTel has received a letter of intent for a modernization project in Maharashtra valued at 11.36 billion rupees ($125.2 million) [7] - Vikram Solar has signed a 20 billion-rupee agreement with Jupiter International to procure 2 GW of solar cells [7]

The Supreme Court on Friday struck down a crucial batch of President Trump’s tariffs – but there are still plenty of high levies on certain industries that will stay in place.Tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to crack down on trade imbalances and fentanyl smuggling surpassed Trump’s presidential authority, the Supreme Court ruled in a 6-3 decision.The ruling does not, however, discard tariffs enacted by the Trump administration using Section 232 of the Trade Expan ...

Core Insights - The 2026 Fortune World's Most Admired Companies list emphasizes the importance of reputation management and the ability to navigate constant change, highlighting that innovation is now a survival reflex based on human trust [1][2]. Company Rankings - The top companies in the 2026 list include: 1. Apple 2. Microsoft 3. Amazon.com 4. Nvidia 5. JPMorgan Chase 6. Berkshire Hathaway 7. Costco Wholesale 8. Alphabet 9. Walmart 10. American Express 11. Delta Air Lines 12. Netflix 13. Coca-Cola 14. Marriott International 15. Walt Disney 16. Goldman Sachs Group 17. Eli Lilly 18. FedEx 19. Procter & Gamble 20. Salesforce 21. Home Depot 22. BlackRock 23. Toyota Motor 24. Singapore Airlines 25. Nike 26. BMW 27. USAA 28. Starbucks 29. Johnson & Johnson 30. Morgan Stanley 31. Bank of America 32. IBM 33. Accenture 34. Caterpillar 35. Visa 36. Taiwan Semiconductor 37. Samsung Electronics 38. ServiceNow 39. Danaher 40. Mastercard 41. L'Oréal 42. Lowe's Companies, Inc. 43. UPS 44. GE Aerospace 45. Airbus 46. Pfizer 47. Lockheed Martin 48. Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) 49. Workday 50. Publix Super Markets [3][4]. Case Studies - **Walmart (No. 9)**: Walmart has transformed retail by leveraging its physical presence as an innovation asset, introducing the "Agentic AI" assistant, Sparky, to manage grocery budgets and meal planning. This approach has allowed 1.5 million associates to focus on higher-value tasks rather than inventory scanning [5][6]. - **Eli Lilly (No. 17)**: Eli Lilly's ascent into the top 20 is attributed to its partnership with Nvidia to create a powerful AI supercomputer, enhancing the customer experience through "LillyDirect," which streamlines access to medications [7]. - **Nvidia (No. 4)**: Nvidia's rise is linked to its culture of openness and collaboration, where learning is encouraged as a collective effort, allowing the company to outpace competitors in innovation [8]. - **Singapore Airlines (No. 24)**: The airline has invested $1.1 billion in retrofitting its Airbus A350 fleet with satellite internet, addressing the digital isolation of long-haul travel and enhancing the passenger experience [9][10]. Innovation Multiplier - The concept of the "Innovation Multiplier" is crucial for companies on the list, emphasizing the ability to apply new technologies to existing problems to create sustainable value. Companies like Apple maintain their top positions by delivering human-centered technology solutions [12]. Ranking Methodology - The 2026 rankings were determined through a survey of 3,700 executives, directors, and analysts, evaluating companies on nine criteria, including innovation and social responsibility. A company must rank in the top half of its industry to be included [13].

Market Performance - The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange experienced a rise, with the Tel Aviv 35 Index increasing by 0.87% to a new record of 4,232.65 points [1] - The Tel Aviv 125 Index also reached a new record, rising by 0.83% to 4,202.51 points [1] - The BlueTech Global Index rose by 1.19% to 676.98 points [1] - The All Bond corporate bond index fell by 0.10% to 424.55 points [1] - Total turnover in equities was NIS 4.84 billion, while bond turnover was NIS 6.39 billion [1] Currency Exchange Rates - The shekel-dollar exchange rate was set 0.225% lower at NIS 3.098/$ [2] - The shekel-euro exchange rate decreased by 0.093% to NIS 3.668/€ [2] Notable Stock Movements - Enlight Renewable Energy led the market with a rise of 3.45% on the highest trading turnover [3] - Elbit Systems Ltd. saw a significant increase of 4.33%, marking the largest rise on the Tel Aviv 35 Index [3] - Other notable gainers included OPC Energy (up 4.19%), Strauss Group (up 2.74%), Tower Semiconductor Ltd. (up 3.99%), and Camtek (up 4.06%) [3] Declining Stocks - Azrieli Group experienced the largest decline on the Tel Aviv 35 Index, falling by 4.03% [4] - Nice saw a decrease of 1.95%, while Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. fell by 0.93% [4] - ICL reported a decline of 3.93% following its fourth quarter results [4]

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Market Performance - The Tel Aviv 35 Index rose 0.25% to a new record of 4,196.30 points, while the Tel Aviv 125 Index increased by 0.09% to 4,168.12, also a new record [1] - The BlueTech Global Index fell by 0.02% to 669 points, and the All Bond corporate bond index decreased by 0.05% to 424.99 points [1] - Total turnover in equities reached NIS 4.45 billion, and in bonds, it totaled NIS 7.12 billion [1] Foreign Exchange Rates - The shekel-dollar rate was set 0.551% higher at NIS 3.105/$, and the shekel-euro rate increased by 0.306% to NIS 3.672/€ [2] Company Performances - Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. led the market with a rise of 1.99% on the highest trading turnover [3] - Enlight Renewable Energy saw a significant increase of 12.04% after reporting strong fourth quarter results [3] - Other notable gainers included Elbit Systems Ltd. (up 1.96%), Next Vision (up 0.78%), Ormat Technologies Inc. (up 4.21%), and Azrieli Group (up 4.08%) [3] Decliners - Camtek experienced the largest decline on the Tel Aviv 35 Index, falling by 4.39% [4] - Tower Semiconductor Ltd. decreased by 3.46%, and Nova Ltd. fell by 2.21% [4] - Other companies that saw declines include Nice (down 0.97%) and Harel Insurance, Investments and Financial Services (down 2.09%) [4]

Eric M. Green West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc. President & CEO, Chair of the Board Bob W. McMahon Senior VP & Chief Financial Officer Fourth-Quarter and Full-Year 2025 Earnings Call February 12, 2026 | 8 a.m. Eastern Time To participate on the call by asking questions to Management, please register in advance by clicking here. A replay of the webcast will be available on the Company's website for on the call. approximately 90 days after the event. Registered telephone participants will receive the dial-in ...

Disney Leadership Transition - Bob Iger's tenure at Disney is officially ending on March 18, with Josh D'Amaro appointed as the new CEO and Dana Walden promoted to Chief Creative Officer [2][4] - Iger's leadership is viewed positively, particularly for transformative acquisitions like Pixar, Marvel, and Lucasfilm, which significantly increased Disney's market cap from approximately $56 billion to over $230 billion [8][7] - Iger's recent return in late 2022 focused on stabilizing the company, implementing $5.5 billion in cost cuts, and achieving streaming profitability amidst various challenges [8] Future Outlook for Disney - The transition to D'Amaro is seen as a well-planned move, with Iger remaining as a senior advisor and board member until the end of 2026 to guide new leadership [8] - There are speculations about potential media spinouts, particularly concerning ESPN and Hulu, as Disney may need to streamline its operations to enhance valuation [10][9] - The company is expected to face ongoing challenges in its linear networks and streaming business, with a need to adapt to changing market dynamics [9][10] Chipotle Performance Insights - Chipotle reported a 3.2% drop in transactions in the fourth quarter, reflecting a broader trend of consumers, especially those aged 25-35 and earning under $100,000, reducing discretionary spending [14] - Operating margins fell to 14.1%, influenced by rising costs of beef, avocado, and labor, which the company has not fully offset [14] - Despite these challenges, Chipotle opened 132 new restaurants in the fourth quarter and plans to open up to 370 new locations by 2026, indicating ongoing growth ambitions [14] Industry Trends and Challenges - The fast-casual dining sector is experiencing a shift, with consumers becoming more selective about their spending, favoring sit-down dining experiences over fast-casual options [15] - Chipotle's traffic has declined for four consecutive quarters, raising concerns about the sustainability of its growth in a saturated market [18] - The company is exploring international growth opportunities, but faces significant competition and market saturation domestically [20]

Earnings Reports - A total of 184 firms are scheduled to announce their earnings report for the third quarter (Q3FY26), including notable companies such as Zydus Lifesciences, Aurobindo Pharma, and Pfizer [1] - Other companies expected to declare their Q3 results include Happiest Minds Technologies, Route Mobile, and Kaveri Seed Company [2] State Bank of India (SBI) Performance - SBI reported a net profit of ₹21,028 crore for Q3FY26, marking a 24.5% year-on-year increase, attributed to strong growth in non-interest income and steady net interest income [3][4] - The bank's net interest income grew by 9% annually to ₹45,190 crore, with advances expanding by over 15% year-on-year to ₹46.83 trillion [4] - Non-interest income surged by 66% year-on-year to ₹18,359 crore, primarily driven by higher fee income [4] Net Interest Margin (NIM) - SBI's domestic net interest margin improved by 3 basis points to 3.12% at the end of Q3FY26, compared to 3.09% in the previous quarter and 3.15% in the same period last year [5] - The bank anticipates its NIM to remain above 3% in the future [5] Market Overview - Indian equity benchmark indices, Sensex and Nifty, are expected to open strongly, supported by positive global cues and optimism surrounding the India–US Interim Trade Agreement [6] - Market sentiment improved following a joint statement from India and the US outlining the framework for the Interim Trade Agreement, which is seen as a precursor to a comprehensive Bilateral Trade Agreement [7] - US President Donald Trump lifted a 25% tariff on Indian goods, enhancing market optimism [8] Asian Market Performance - Early indicators suggest a firm start for domestic equities, with GIFT Nifty trading at 25,938.5, up 241 points or 0.94% [9] - Asian markets are also experiencing gains, particularly in Japan, where the Nikkei 225 surged by 4.5% [9]

Market Overview - Stocks opened higher but experienced a significant plunge, ultimately closing down with the S&P 500 down about 0.9% and the Nasdaq down about 1.4% [6][7] - The Dow Jones Industrial Average also closed down about 0.4% while the Russell 2000 managed to close positive, up 0.3% [7] Sector Performance - The information technology sector was the biggest underperformer, down more than 2%, despite strong performance from companies like Palantir [8] - The energy sector saw a rise of more than 3% due to an increase in crude prices [9] Company Highlights - Palantir was a notable gainer, finishing the day up about 6.8% after a revenue forecast for fiscal 2026 that exceeded Wall Street expectations, projecting a 61% annual revenue increase [10] - Amgen reported a fourth-quarter adjusted EPS of $5.29, beating estimates of $4.71, indicating strong performance from its top drugs [12] - Walmart's stock closed up about 3%, marking a 14% increase year-to-date, attributed to its digital transformation and technology integration [14][15] Homebuilders - Homebuilders' stocks rose nearly 6% in the session, with the homebuilding index up about 2.5%, as they seek to develop affordable housing solutions [16] Notable Decliners - PayPal shares fell more than 20% following the announcement of a new CEO after a failed turnaround plan [17] - Novo Nordisk shares dropped over 14% after the company projected a sales decline of 5% to 13%, exceeding analyst expectations of a 1.4% decline [19] Earnings Reports - Silicon Labs stock surged about 39% in aftermarket trading due to reports of advanced talks with Texas Instruments [21] - Chubb's fourth-quarter net premiums came in at $13.13 billion, slightly above street estimates, while its combined ratio was 81.2%, below the expected 84% [27][28]