Rogers Communications Inc. beat analysts’ estimates for revenue and profit as Canada’s strong population growth gave another boost to its wireless division. The shares rose as much as 3.4% in Toronto.
Boeing Co. said it plans to accelerate output of its cash-cow 737 jets later this year and reassured investors that a recently uncovered manufacturing defect wouldn’t dent its delivery and cash targets.
Norfolk Southern Corp.’s profit took a hit in the first quarter on a charge related to the derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, that dumped chemicals on the small town and caused a nationwide public relations storm, including Congressional hearings.
A Citigroup Inc. banker has left the lender following a media report that he met with Jeffrey Epstein while working for JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Alphabet Inc.’s Google and Microsoft Corp., whose quarterly earnings each got a boost from their established search and cloud-computing businesses, used their time with investors to emphasize what’s next: artificial intelligence.
Orders placed with US factories for business equipment fell in March by more than expected, suggesting higher borrowing costs and a cloudy economic outlook are restraining capital investment.
Puma SE reported rising sales on demand for sneakers in Europe and its first growth in China in two years, while cautioning that profit margins will remain under pressure from higher costs.
An hour-long demo of Tears of the Kingdom revealed some enticing new tricks ahead of its May 12 release
Julie co-founder Amanda Morrison talks about getting into Walmart, cheeky marketing and donating pills to non-profits.
Greycroft, a venture firm that made an early bet on investing beyond as well as in Silicon Valley, has raised about $1 billion to pursue new investments.
