Elizabeth Lewis+FollowPalantir’s AI: From Spy Stuff to Your OfficePalantir used to be the secret sauce for government agencies, but now it’s making waves in the business world with its AI tools. The company’s latest earnings are out, and everyone’s watching to see if it can keep up its hot streak—especially since its new AI platform is popping up in big-name companies. If you’re curious about how AI is sneaking into your work life, Palantir’s story is one to watch! #Palantir #AI #Earnings #MoneyTalk #OfficeLife #Business10Share
Traci Keller+FollowGrupo Mexico’s Rail Profits Take a HitGrupo Mexico’s rail biz just had a rough quarter—profits dropped 21% thanks to way fewer cars hauling autos and minerals. Revenue slid too, but here’s a twist: intermodal traffic actually grew almost 5% as cross-border demand picked up. Even with less stuff moving, their trains ran faster and more efficiently. Wild how you can get better at the job but still make less money, right? #GrupoMexico #RailNews #BusinessUpdate #Transportation #Earnings180Share
walkerjason+FollowFord’s Earnings: Trucks Up, EVs Down 🚗⚡Ford’s about to drop its Q1 earnings, and it’s a total rollercoaster. Truck and hybrid sales are crushing it (hello, 16% jump!), but EVs? Not so much—sales tanked 40% in April. Tariffs and rising costs are making things even messier, and Ford’s expecting to lose $5.5B on EVs next year. The bright side: dividends are still juicy, and their trucks are basically holding the fort. If you’re thinking of buying Ford stock, maybe wait for the dust to settle! #Ford #Earnings #EVs #Trucks #StockMarket #Investing #Cars40Share
Lauren Cooper+FollowCN’s Profits Up, Even After a Brutal WinterCanadian National just dropped some surprising Q1 results: profits are up 8% even though wild winter weather tried to freeze things up—literally. They had to run shorter trains and deal with crazy snow and flooding, but still pulled off record grain hauls in March. Tariffs and trade drama? Not slowing them down yet. They’re bracing for a dip in container traffic next quarter, but expect a strong rebound later this year. Who knew trains could be this resilient? #CanadianNational #RailwayNews #Earnings #WinterWeather #Trade #Transportation70Share
Amber Mcguire+FollowCN’s Big Win—But Is Trouble Brewing?CN just dropped their Q1 2025 results and it’s a mixed bag: profits are up, they managed winter like champs, and revenue’s climbing. But here’s the twist—there’s some serious side-eye at global recession risks thanks to tariffs and trade drama. They’re still betting on growth and planning to invest billions, but even with all the good news, they’re keeping a close watch on the economy. Would you stay bullish or get cautious? #CNRail #Earnings #RecessionWatch #RailIndustry #Investing #Transportation50Share
Michael Smith+FollowNorfolk Southern’s Wild Profit ComebackNorfolk Southern just pulled off a major profit rebound—even with revenue dipping a bit and after a brutal winter. Their earnings per share jumped from just 23 cents to $3.31, thanks in part to insurance payouts from last year’s East Palestine derailment. Plus, they’re winning back customer trust and market share. All this after a dramatic year that included a CEO scandal and a boardroom shakeup. Talk about a rollercoaster! #NorfolkSouthern #Earnings #Railroad #BusinessNews #CorporateDrama #Transportation00Share
Michael Smith+FollowNorfolk Southern’s Big Win—But What’s Next?Norfolk Southern just crushed its Q1 revenue estimates thanks to a surge in intermodal shipping (think: moving containers by both train and truck). Their stock even jumped 4%! But here’s the twist: they’re warning that new tariffs could slow things down later this year. Oh, and they scored a $185M insurance win from last year’s Ohio derailment. Railroads aren’t usually this dramatic, right? #NorfolkSouthern #StockMarket #RailNews #Earnings #BusinessBuzz #Transportation00Share