Powell confirmed as Fed chair by Senate vote
The Senate approved Jerome Powell as the next chair of the Federal Reserve by an 84 to 13 vote. Powell will take over from Janet Yellen when her term ends February 3, amid expectations of a cautious rate path and broad bipartisan support.
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Trump heads to Davos amid globalist spotlight
President Trump prepares for Davos as the World Economic Forum looms with a nationalist tone. He will meet May, Netanyahu, Kagame and Berset, host a European executives dinner, and deliver a keynote while promoting America open for business.
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Appeals court voids $210 million Hyundai Kia mileage settlement
A 9th U.S. Circuit panel ruled the nationwide deal to compensate owners and lessees over overstated gas mileage figures cannot proceed. The court said the lower court must determine if state consumer protection laws block a nationwide settlement. Hyundai and Kia had announced lower fuel efficiency estimates in 2012 for about 900,000 vehicles from model years 2011 to 2013.
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Johnson & Johnson Posts Rare Quarterly Loss After Tax Overhaul
Johnson & Johnson reports a $10.71 billion quarterly loss driven by a $13.6 billion charge tied to the U.S. tax overhaul. Despite better core results and higher sales, shares fell over 4 percent as production and R D costs rose to fund operations and one time charges. The charge relates to repatriation of foreign earnings totaling more than $66 billion.
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Netflix Leads U S Stocks Higher On Subscriber Gain
Tech and consumer shares rose as Netflix surged on reporting more than 8 million new subscribers for 2017. Bond yields fell after BOJ signaled no stimulus cut, boosting high dividend stocks before mixed index moves. S P 500 gained 6.16 points to 2839.13 while Dow eased 3.79 to 26210.81.
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