North America: Bank of America reported a 23% rise in equity trading revenue to $2.02 billion, expressing optimism about the investment banking pipeline and strong consumer resilience. Nvidia faces restrictions from China on its H200 AI chips, while the U.S. eases export restrictions but requires security measures for Chinese imports. Citigroup shares rose by 0.8% in premarket despite a 13% drop in Q4 profit due to a $1.2 billion loss from its Russian unit sale. Wells Fargo missed Q4 earnings estimates due to weaker net interest income and higher severance costs, with warnings about a proposed credit card rate cap. Coca-Cola announced new executive appointments to accelerate digital transformation and cancelled the €2 billion sale of Costa Coffee. Tesla will switch its Full Self-Driving system to a subscription model starting February 14, 2026, and is entering mediation to resolve a racism lawsuit. Amazon is appealing an Italian antitrust fine and seeking supplier discounts to mitigate tariff impacts. JPMorgan and other U.S. financial stocks declined following disappointing earnings and concerns over a proposed credit card rate cap. Netflix is considering restructuring its bid to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery with an all-cash offer amidst skepticism. Europe: