Salesforce Inc. is expected to post its slowest-ever quarterly revenue growth when it reports earnings Wednesday. But the main focus will be how far management is willing to go to cut costs and satisfy the demands coming from activist investors.
Investments by European automaker Stellantis NV and mining giant Rio Tinto Group are giving Rob McEwen’s copper venture more breathing space before going public.
Some 33,000 UK civil servants voted to strike over pay, and will join 100,000 other government workers planning a walkout in the middle of next month.
Bank of England policy maker Catherine Mann said a slump in energy prices might prompt consumers to spend more on other things, potentially pushing up inflation in other parts of the economy.
A Pakistani court issued an arrest warrant against former Prime Minister Imran Khan after he did not appear in a hearing for a complaint filed by the Election Commission that the opposition leader did not declare his assets, his lawyer Gohar Ali Khan said.
Three Nigerian opposition parties said they will boycott the process to collate votes from Saturday’s election, alleging “monumental disparities” between the official results and the data available with their parties’ polling agents.
Zoom Video Communications Inc. soared in pre-market trading, setting the stage for the biggest gain in three weeks, after the company forecast quarterly profits that far exceeded analysts’ expectations.
One of Europe’s most important sources of clean power is replenishing faster than normal.
Banco Santander SA pledged to return a bigger share of earnings to investors as Chairman Ana Botin joins the race among European lenders to lure shareholders after years of subpar returns.
A metals trader in Trafigura Group’s Mumbai office, who led the trading house’s relationship with the businessman at the heart of a massive alleged fraud, is leaving the company.
