Wall Street ended the week in the red, driven by a sharp decline in UnitedHealth Group's stock following disappointing Q4 revenue results that fell short of analyst expectations. Despite the S&P 500 surpassing the 7,000-point mark for the first time in history earlier this week, the overall market was weighed down by significant job cuts at Amazon and a mixed performance from other major players. Technology stocks showed resilience, with Microsoft reporting strong Azure revenue growth of 39% year-over-year, while Tesla announced better-than-expected Q4 results.
“Wall Street · ended · the week · in the red”
“S&P 500 · surpassed · the 7,000-point mark · intraday earlier this week”
“Microsoft · said · Azure revenue · grew 39% year-over-year”
“META Platforms · announced · its 2026 capital expenditures · to climb to between $115B-$135B”
“UnitedHealth · reported · Q4 revenue · $113.2B”
“Amazon · said · it will cut · roughly 16,000 corporate jobs”
“Tesla · earned · an adjusted profit · $0.50 per share”
“Wall Street · ended the week · in the red”
“S&P 500 · surpassed · 7,000-point mark · first time in its nearly 70-year history”
“CoreWeave · gained shares · after Nvidia investment · $2B in CoreWeave Class A common stock”
“Microsoft · reported Azure revenue growth · 39% year-over-year”
“Meta Platforms · expects capital expenditures · to climb to between $115B-$135B · by 2026”
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