JD.com Returns to Quarterly Profit as Chinese E-commerce Giant Reduces Losses
Chinese e-commerce company JD.com reported a first-quarter profit, indicating progress in reducing losses from its food-delivery operations.
Chinese e-commerce company JD.com reported a first-quarter profit, indicating progress in reducing losses from its food-delivery operations.

Several major corporate deals and regulatory decisions were announced, spanning patent disputes, potential acquisitions, and antitrust clearances.

Senior financial officials across multiple institutions delivered cautionary messages about market conditions and regulatory concerns.

A new survey reveals 78% of consumers believe current tipping practices have become unreasonable, with most noticing increased gratuity suggestions.

Gas prices in California averaged $6.06 per gallon this week, marking the highest levels since 2020 as national fuel costs also rose significantly.
Treasury Secretary nominee Scott Bessent commits to robust foreign exchange coordination with Japan during policy discussions.
Energy company GE Vernova increased its 2026 financial outlook as demand for power and grid equipment to support data centers and AI infrastructure grows.
United Airlines CEO approached American Airlines about a potential merger between the two major carriers, but American rejected the proposal.
Hong Kong conglomerate CK Hutchison has agreed to sell its stake in UK mobile operator VodafoneThree to partner Vodafone Group for $5.8 billion.

Rising costs drive consumers to discount retailers and credit borrowing while major chains invest billions in store improvements.

Three teenagers died in separate water-related incidents at different locations across England during Bank Holiday Monday.
Fast-food chain Wendy's has appointed Robert Wright as its new chief executive officer to address declining U.S. sales performance.

United Airlines CEO addresses merger possibilities and competitive dynamics with Delta Air Lines in the Pacific market.

US prosecutors attempted to access the Federal Reserve headquarters in Washington DC but were turned away during an ongoing criminal investigation.
Senegal completed foreign currency bond payments ahead of IMF discussions while Indonesia pledged rupiah support amid broader dollar decline patterns.
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