Good Wednesday. Here’s what we’re watching:

• How Apple plans to capitalize on the new tax plan

• Could antitrust law fell the tech giants?

•Bank of America reported $2.4 billion in fourth-quarter profit, as well as a $2.9 billion charge tied to the new tax law.

• Goldman Sachs reported a $1.9 billion loss, and a $4.4 billion tax charge.

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How Apple plans to capitalize on the new tax plan.

Write the NYT’s Brian X. Chen and Daisuke Wakabayashi:

Less than four weeks after President Trump signed the most consequential tax legislation in three decades, the world’s most valuable public company — Apple — laid out how it planned to capitalize on the new rules.

The iPhone maker said it plans to make a $350 billion contribution to the American economy over the next five years. Some of its new investments will come from bringing back the vast majority of the $252 billion in cash that it has long held abroad.

Under the new tax law, foreign earnings sitting offshore would be considered to be automatically repatriated and taxed at reduced rates.