Company
Company is a data page on the Companies desk of Glassbox Auditing. A share price reflects what the company reports, who runs it, what it owes and how the market positions around it; reading those together shows what a single headline or quarter leaves out.
Last updated: .
What is the latest reading?
Retail share of volume, SPY: 5.1% as of , +0.8 pts since Oct 2026. Source: Alpaca market data, full-market (SIP) trades and quotes, 16 minutes delayed (free plan), Retail and institutional order flow estimated by the terminal (the subpenny method of Boehmer, Jones, Zhang and Zhang, 2021).
What is on this page today?
- Infineon Technologies job postings surge: 447 new postings in 7 days vs 2 usual — 450 open postings (Company job postings, 7 Nov 2026) IFX.DE
- Quanta Computer hiring slows sharply: 0 new postings in 7 days vs 142 usual — 173 open postings (Company job postings, 7 Nov 2026) 2382.TW
- Murphy USA hiring slows sharply: 12 new postings in 7 days vs 473 usual — 747 open postings (Company job postings, 7 Nov 2026) MUSA
- UPS (fleet customer) job postings surge: 146 new postings in 7 days vs 3 usual — 509 open postings (Company job postings, 7 Nov 2026) UPS
- Hon Hai Precision (Foxconn) hiring slows sharply: 3 new postings in 7 days vs 59 usual — 515 open postings (Company job postings, 7 Nov 2026) 2317.TW
- Eaton job postings surge: 718 new postings in 7 days vs 67 usual — 1,641 open postings (Company job postings, 7 Nov 2026) ETN
- Li Auto hiring slows sharply: 4 new postings in 7 days vs 49 usual — 93 open postings (Company job postings, 7 Nov 2026) LI
- CarMax hiring slows sharply: 3 new postings in 7 days vs 23 usual — 205 open postings (Company job postings, 7 Nov 2026) KMX
- XPeng hiring slows sharply: 8 new postings in 7 days vs 52 usual — 219 open postings (Company job postings, 7 Nov 2026) XPEV
- Alibaba Group hiring slows sharply: 60 new postings in 7 days vs 353 usual — 1,542 open postings (Company job postings, 7 Nov 2026) BABA
- Advanced Energy job postings surge: 21 new postings in 7 days vs 3 usual — 184 open postings (Company job postings, 7 Nov 2026) AEIS
- Global Partners hiring slows sharply: 5 new postings in 7 days vs 29 usual — 150 open postings (Company job postings, 7 Nov 2026) GLP
- Volkswagen job postings surge: 24 new postings in 7 days vs 4 usual — 66 open postings (Company job postings, 7 Nov 2026) VOW3.DE
- Linde hiring slows sharply: 29 new postings in 7 days vs 132 usual — 532 open postings (Company job postings, 7 Nov 2026) LIN
- Check Point Software hiring slows sharply: 5 new postings in 7 days vs 25 usual — 56 open postings (Company job postings, 7 Nov 2026) CHKP
- Meituan hiring slows sharply: 32 new postings in 7 days vs 140 usual — 713 open postings (Company job postings, 7 Nov 2026) 3690.HK
- Stellantis hiring slows sharply: 15 new postings in 7 days vs 61 usual — 537 open postings (Company job postings, 7 Nov 2026) STLA
- Onto Innovation job postings surge: 26 new postings in 7 days vs 8 usual — 139 open postings (Company job postings, 7 Nov 2026) ONTO
- Vale (nickel) job postings surge: 24 new postings in 7 days vs 10 usual — 60 open postings (Company job postings, 7 Nov 2026) VALE
- Rio Tinto (lithium, aluminium) job postings surge: 45 new postings in 7 days vs 19 usual — 111 open postings (Company job postings, 7 Nov 2026) RIO
Where does the data come from?
Items on this page come from Company job postings; News outlets; OIRA (reginfo.gov, EO 12866 meetings); SEC filings (Forms 3, 4 and 5 insider data sets); SEC filings (8-K item 5.02); SEC deal filings and Wikidata (corporate lineage); GSA (Federal Advisory Committee database). Each item links to its own source. All sources, how items are checked.
What does this page lead to?
- Company Reports (Calendar): Most of this page refreshes when the company files its next 10-Q or 10-K; the report date on the calendar is when its earnings, cash uses and guidance change, and when prices tend to move most. (either way, depending on the cause; weeks; company scale) Source: SEC EDGAR filings (10-Q/10-K text).
- Stock by Stock (Markets): A company's filings, results and news move its own share price first; Stock by Stock shows that move and its trading against the stock's own history. (moves the same way; same day; company scale) Source: Yahoo Finance prices.
- Company Options (Options): News, filings and insider trades on a company tend to show up the same day in its option volume and in how far its open contracts reach. (either way, depending on the cause; same day; company scale) Source: Robinhood options market data (OPRA).
- SPY History (Markets): The largest companies each carry several percent of SPY's holdings, so a sharp move in one of them shifts the S&P 500 itself. (moves the same way; same day; economy scale) Source: State Street, SPY daily holdings.
- Profiles (People & Money): The executives and directors listed here each have a People & Money profile with their holdings and trades; one Form 4 filing updates both pages. (moves the same way; same day; company scale) Source: SEC Form 4 insider filings.
- Signals (Briefing): Insider trades, filings and court events on a company are the evidence the signal engine counts; a new one on this page can add a live signal on the Signals board. (moves the same way; same day; company scale) Source: SEC Form 4 insider filings.
What feeds this page?
- Today (Briefing): Official releases and company-tagged headlines name the company they concern; an SEC, FTC or FDA action can move that company's shares the same day, either way. (either way, depending on the cause; same day; company scale) Source: Official press releases (Federal Reserve, SEC, FTC, Justice Department, FDA and BEA feeds; BLS release calendar).
- Executive Statements (Companies): The quotes carry the figures an executive gave for the quarter and the next; the Company page sets them against the filed XBRL results and the stock's move on the release. (either way, depending on the cause; same day to a quarter; company scale) Source: Executive quotes in SEC 8-K earnings releases (exhibit 99.1).
- Well-being (Domestic Intelligence): Property crime raises theft losses and security costs for retailers, who report them as shrink; Target closed nine stores in 2023, citing theft and safety. (moves the other way; quarters; company scale) Source: FBI Crime Data Explorer (Summary Reporting System and arrest totals).
- Activism & Safety (Domestic Intelligence): Protests and boycotts aimed at a named company, such as the 2025 demonstrations at Tesla showrooms, can cut its store traffic and sales; the records list each event's target as reported. (either way, depending on the cause; weeks to months; company scale) Source: Crowd Counting Consortium (Harvard Ash Center / UConn), CC0 1.0.
- Social Media (Feed): A post by an official or an executive that names a company can move its shares the same day; the SEC lets companies announce news on social media when investors were told which accounts to follow. (either way, depending on the cause; same day; company scale) Source: X API v2 (official; the owner's key).
- Job Postings (Feed): A company that keeps adding openings is usually growing its payroll, which shows as higher operating costs and headcount in its next annual report. (moves the same way; quarters; company scale) Source: SEC EDGAR XBRL company facts (10-Q/10-K).
- YouTubers (Feed): The tracked creators' videos are read for the companies they name; each company page lists the videos that name it, with the side each video argues and what the stock did afterwards against SPY, as a record and not a grade. (either way, depending on the cause; days to months; company scale) Source: ZipTrader on YouTube, each video paraphrased from its transcript.
- Amazon Listings (Feed): Units sold on Amazon are part of a consumer brand's sales, so a sustained rise in its listings' 'bought in past month' badges tends to show in the revenue of its next 10-Q. (moves the same way; next quarter; company scale) Source: SEC EDGAR XBRL company facts (10-Q/10-K).
- Technology (Global Intelligence): A listed company must disclose a material cybersecurity incident on Form 8-K within four business days of judging it material (Item 1.05, since December 2023), so a damaging attack reaches its filings quickly. (moves the same way; days; company scale) Source: SEC EDGAR filings (10-Q/10-K text).
- Sanctions & Watchlists (Global Intelligence): The company page screens each company's name against these lists; a match is a name to check against the list's own record, not a finding that the two parties are the same. (either way, depending on the cause; same day; company scale) Source: US Consolidated Screening List (Commerce, State, Treasury).
- Commodities (Global Intelligence): Fertilizer makers' prices are set by world nitrogen, phosphate and potash markets, so their revenue tends to rise and fall with those prices. (moves the same way; the next quarterly report; company scale) Source: BLS producer price indexes: diesel fuel, farm products, fertilizer, processed foods, via FRED.
- Health (Global Intelligence): Demand for vaccines, tests and treatments rises with large outbreaks, as COVID-19 lifted Pfizer's and Moderna's revenue in 2021 and 2022. (moves the same way; months; company scale) Source: SEC EDGAR XBRL company facts (10-Q/10-K).
- Conflict Zones (Global Intelligence): Rerouting round Africa tied up container ships and lifted freight rates, which raised container lines' earnings in 2024, ZIM's among them. (moves the same way; the next quarterly report; company scale) Source: Yahoo Finance prices.
- Transport & Internet (Global Intelligence): Cargo landed at FedEx's Memphis and UPS's Louisville hubs is a read on parcel volumes, the main driver of both carriers' revenue. (moves the same way; the next quarterly report; company scale) Source: FAA, all-cargo airports: landed weight of cargo aircraft by airport.
- Household Finances (Macro): Card and auto delinquency feeds card issuers' and auto lenders' loan-loss provisions, which come straight out of their earnings. (moves the other way; the next quarterly report; company scale) Source: New York Fed Consumer Credit Panel / Equifax, household debt by state.
- Credit & Housing (Macro): Higher 30-year mortgage rates cut what buyers can afford, which tends to slow new-home sales and builders' orders. (moves the other way; 1-2 quarters; company scale) Source: FRED (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis).
- Lithium (Macro): Lithium producers' revenue rises with the price their output fetches, so their shares tend to move with lithium prices. (moves the same way; same week; company scale) Source: Yahoo Finance: share prices of listed lithium producers (ALB, SQM, SGML, LAR, LAC) and the LIT ETF.
- Retail vs Institutions (Markets): Retail orders routed to wholesalers earn brokers payment for order flow, so a rise in retail's share of volume feeds transaction revenue at retail brokers. (moves the same way; next quarter; company scale) Source: Brokers' quarterly results releases on SEC EDGAR (Robinhood, Schwab, Interactive Brokers, Futu, Webull).
- Short Interest (Markets): Every company page carries its own short interest and fails to deliver; the board shows where a name's position stands against every other stock and against its own two years. (either way, depending on the cause; twice monthly; company scale) Source: FINRA Equity Short Interest (twice-monthly).
- Market Data Access (Markets): The CTA and UTP plans pass their market data fee revenue on to the member exchanges, so more Level 1 subscribers or higher fees add to exchange operators' data revenue. (moves the same way; next quarter; company scale) Source: CTA Plan quarterly subscriber metrics and revenue disclosures (Tapes A and B).
- Company Options (Options): A volume spike in a company's options often lands on a day with company news (a filing, a deal, a lawsuit), which the Company page collects with its dates. (either way, depending on the cause; same day; company scale) Source: Robinhood options market data (OPRA).
- Every Ticker (Options): A put/call ratio far above a company's own history means more open contracts that pay if the price falls, often hedges by holders and not proof of a fall; the Company page's filings and news may explain it. (either way, depending on the cause; same day; company scale) Source: Robinhood options market data (OPRA).
- Trades & Committees (People & Money): A member's filed trade in a stock is a public record that arrives up to 45 days late; the page sets it beside the member's committee seats and the company's federal contract obligations, and the ticker opens the company's page. (either way, depending on the cause; up to 45 days after the trade; company scale) Source: Clerk of the U.S. House, financial disclosures and trade reports.
- Executive Branch Trades (People & Money): An official's periodic transaction report lists each trade in a company up to 45 days after it was made; the ticker opens the company's page, where its price and filings around that date can be read. (either way, depending on the cause; up to 45 days after the trade; company scale) Source: U.S. Office of Government Ethics, Officials' Individual Disclosures Search Collection (OGE Form 278-T and 278e reports).
- Charity & Political Links (People & Money): A company's own foundation is funded from its profits and its grants are directed by its executives, so its giving shows where the company puts money beyond its business. (either way, depending on the cause; 1 year; company scale) Source: IRS Form 990 / 990-PF e-file data (the IRS's public archives).
- Investment Reports (People & Money): Each company's page counts the tracked funds that opened, added to, cut or sold out of its stock last quarter; the filings show quarter-end positions up to 45 days late, not when in the quarter or why. (either way, depending on the cause; 45 days after quarter end; company scale) Source: SEC Form 13F holdings reports (EDGAR).
- Influence Sentiment (People & Money): Three or more insiders of one company buying on the open market within 30 days (Form 4 code P) are listed with links to the company's page, beside how many such clusters it has had before. (either way, depending on the cause; weeks; company scale) Source: SEC Form 4 insider filings.
- Overview (Travel): Booking Holdings, Expedia and Airbnb earn a share of each booking, so higher room rates and fares at steady volumes raise their revenue. (moves the same way; the next quarterly report; company scale) Source: SEC EDGAR XBRL company facts (10-Q/10-K).
- Flights (Travel): Fares times passengers is most of an airline's revenue, so higher fares at steady TSA traffic tend to lift carriers' results. (moves the same way; the next quarterly report; company scale) Source: Yahoo Finance, U.S. Global Jets ETF (JETS).
- Trains (Travel): Carloads are a Class I railroad's revenue volume, so the weekly filings show the volume behind Union Pacific's, CSX's, Norfolk Southern's, CPKC's and CN's next results. (moves the same way; the next quarterly report; company scale) Source: Surface Transportation Board, EP 724 rail service data (Class I railroads' weekly filings).
- Stays (Travel): Hotel chains' fees are tied to their hotels' room revenue, so higher room rates at steady occupancy raise their results, and Airbnb's take rises with its hosts' prices. (moves the same way; the next quarterly report; company scale) Source: SEC EDGAR XBRL company facts (10-Q/10-K).
What else is on the Companies desk?
- Auto & Energy
- Bond Issuance
- Cloud & Hubs
- Cloud Prices
- Company History
- Company Research
- Competitors
- Courts & Lawsuits
- Dividend Health
- Energy Industry
- Executive Statements
- Government Stakes
- Job Listings
- Law Firms
- Leadership
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Products & Share
- Regulatory Exposure
- Service Outages
- Supply & Demand
- Supply Map
- Trade Exposure
- Valuation