Rogers Communications Inc., Canada’s largest wireless provider, reported fourth-quarter profit that topped analysts’ estimates as an increase in subscribers boosted revenue in its largest unit.
The UK hinted that it’s willing to allow the European Court of Justice to retain a role of some sort in Northern Ireland, suggesting a compromise on the most difficult issue in its long-running post-Brexit dispute with the European Union.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s commodities traders reeled in one of their largest hauls ever last year, solidifying their renewed status inside the firm’s center of power.
For months, the Turkish lira held the unfamiliar title of dullest currency in emerging markets. With pivotal elections looming, investors are bracing for a return to form.
The Spanish and Moroccan governments vowed to deepen diplomatic and trade ties, drawing a line under years of bitter disputes that threatened to undermine security and energy interests.
US employers in January announced the most job cuts since 2020, according to data compiled by Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc.
Technicolor Creative Studios SA is working with an adviser to tap fresh funds after staffing issues impacted its ability to sign new contracts and caused delays on existing projects.
Fanatics Inc. is starting a livestreaming commerce service for collectibles as looks to expand its memorabilia empire.
Ferrari NV raised its outlook on strong demand for high-margin models like its new €390,000 ($428,000) Purosangue crossover.
In the final quarter of Deutsche Bank AG’s four-year turnaround, the businesses that were supposed to be the centerpiece of Christian Sewing’s overhaul are finally coming into their own.
