Brazil and the United States will unveil a joint climate transition initiative, Brazilian Finance Minister Fernando Haddad said on Wednesday, after earlier meeting with U.S.
Universal Music Group, the label representing Taylor Swift, BTS and Drake, on Wednesday recorded higher than expected second quarter sales, which was offset by a slowdown in the
Carrefour on Wednesday upheld its end-year profit and cashflow targets, saying it looked to the second half of the year with confidence as its French and
AMC Entertainment Holdings said on Wednesday it would report a loss for the second quarter compared to a profit in the year-ago period, blaming a thin slate of big releases due to last
The Bank of Canada on Wednesday trimmed its growth forecast for 2024, citing lower consumption, and reiterated that it expected inflation to return sustainably to its 2%
U.S. business activity climbed to a 27-month high in July, but firms appeared to have some difficulty sustaining higher prices for their goods and services amid resistance from
The Bank of Canada on Wednesday trimmed its key policy rate by 25 basis points for the second month in row, bringing it down to 4.5%, and said more cuts were likely if inflation
A panel at the Japanese labour ministry has decided to raise the national average minimum wage by about 5% to 1,054 yen ($6.85) per hour this fiscal year, the biggest ever jump,
NextEra Energy on Wednesday reported a lower-than-expected profit in the second quarter, partly hurt by lower segment sales and higher interest rates.
CME Group on Wednesday beat analyst estimates for its second-quarter profit, as the exchange operator notched record trading volumes, with investors rushing to manage
Anglo American investors will keenly scrutinize CEO Duncan Wanblad on Thursday as he gives an update on the London-based miner's strategy, just months after fighting off a $49
Elevator maker Otis Worldwide lowered its 2024 net sales forecast on Wednesday on softening demand for its new equipment from North America and China.
Germany's cabinet agreed on Wednesday to increase tax relief for companies and households to almost 21 billion euros per year to help bolster stuttering growth
Bank of England Chief Economist Huw Pill said earlier this month that it was an open question whether the BoE would cut interest rates on Aug. 1, despite inflation returning to its
A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan Wall St has suddenly become a tough crowd to please.
The Bank of Japan must raise interest rates to prevent excessive declines in the yen, private-sector members of a key government council said at a meeting last week where Governor
Growth in euro zone business activity stalled this month as a tepid expansion in the bloc's dominant services industry failed to offset a deeper downturn among
German consumer sentiment is set to recover significantly heading into August as households' income expectations hit their highest point in over two years due to slightly lower
Remy Cointreau's shares hit their lowest in eight years on Wednesday as a first-quarter sales miss on spreading problems in the U.S. and Asia added to gloomy sentiment around the
A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Ankur Banerjee A sales miss by luxury giant LVMH due to Chinese shoppers keeping a lid on spending and disappointing results from major U.S.
British consumer goods company Reckitt is under pressure from top shareholders to revisit a sale of its Mead Johnson Nutrition business, following litigation and other setbacks at the
Thailand's 500 billion baht ($13.85 billion) "digital wallet" handout scheme is a necessary stimulus measure to boost a lagging economy held back by low income and high household
Japan protested to Russia on Wednesday over curbs denying entry to 13 Japanese business executives, including the Toyota Motor chairman, as part of counter-sanctions measures.
Japan's factory activity contracted slightly in July as output and new orders fell and firms remained under pressure from higher prices, a business survey showed on Wednesday.
South Korea's consumer sentiment in July was the most optimistic in 27 months, with a brighter spending outlook due to easing inflation concerns, a central bank survey showed on
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