Mixed Corporate Earnings Show Varied Performance Across Sectors
Several companies reported quarterly results with divergent outcomes, from BlackBerry's growth outlook to revenue declines at other firms.
Several companies reported quarterly results with divergent outcomes, from BlackBerry's growth outlook to revenue declines at other firms.
World's largest meatpacker JBS will shutter a beef-processing facility in Pennsylvania as U.S. cattle shortage pressures the industry.
Blackstone is reportedly in talks to acquire Canadian property firm H&R REIT while EQT plans to sell its Singapore healthcare stake for $600 million.

Former President Trump announced plans for a new oil refinery in Texas backed by Indian conglomerate Reliance Industries.

Multiple ongoing investigations span Lloyd's of London governance, Met Police handling of Al Fayed allegations, and insider trading involving a former law firm partner.
Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly see gains amid weight-loss drug market expansion, while Gilead Sciences forecasts losses from R&D investments.
Italian bank UniCredit announced a deal to sell part of its Russian business to an unnamed U.A.E. investor as it refocuses operations.
Anglo American completed sale of steelmaking coal operations to Dhilmar, exiting the coal business after previous Peabody deal fell through.
Auto parts supplier Dana agreed to combine with Eaton's Mobility business in a $5.1 billion transaction to create a larger automotive supplier.
Indonesia's currency hit a new record low against the dollar as financial markets reopened, with oil prices cited as a contributing factor.

Americans increasingly view the job market negatively, with only 28% saying it's a good time to find quality work, down from 70% in 2022.
Amy Howe has left her position as CEO of FanDuel after five years at the helm of the sports betting company.

Nearly one-third of car buyers now owe more on their trade-in vehicles than the cars are worth, according to automotive industry analysis.
Japan plans to announce an extra budget that will be partially funded through new government debt issuance.

Galaxy Digital and BRC joined the Russell 3000 index while eHealth and SelectQuote were removed in the latest annual reconstitution.
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