Earnings Report

Traders are heading into a long weekend, with markets closed on Monday for the Presidents' Day holiday

Disney CEO Bob Chapek told analysts on the company's earnings call Thursday that vaccines being available for everyone who wants one by April would be a "game changer" that would "accelerate our expectation and give people the confidence that they need" to come back to its theme parks.

U.S. equity markets ticked to record highs Thursday as investors continued to parse through quarterly earnings reports. 

The snack and beverage giant also topped Wall Street estimates for fourth-quarter revenue as the second round of lockdowns spurred demand for its products.

Guest host Dan Levy was featured in a sexy comedic sketch about the desire to browse luxury homes

Food-related company earnings and weekly jobless claims may influence the direction of trading

Uber is doubling down on its delivery business as the ridesharing platform's gross delivery booking revenue surged 130 percent to $10.1 billion in the fourth quarter, while its gross mobility booking revenue declined 47 percent to $6.78 billion. 

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell warned the U.S. labor market remains fragile.

The health crisis has accelerated the soda maker’s efforts to trim hundreds of its underperforming brands and shift toward popular products such as sparkling waters and zero-sugar sodas, while also influencing a major restructuring that included thousands of job cuts.

GM posted better than expected earnings on the strength of a stronger than expected recovery in truck and SUV sales.

The company said revenue in its Asia-Pacific market jumped 26%, cushioning a sharp decline in its Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) market, where several stores have been closed due to a resurgence in COVID-19 cases.

Wednesday's earnings highlights include GM, Coca-Cola and Uber