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Kohl’s shares slump as downbeat annual sales forecast casts shadow on turnaround

By Savyata Mishra (Reuters) – Kohl’s Corp new CEO warned that a turnaround will take “some time” after the U.S. department store chain forecast a bigger-than-anticipated drop in annual sales, sending its shares sliding 20% to a near three-decade low on Tuesday. The company joins larger rival Macy’s and big-box retailers Walmart and Target in …

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Exclusive-Bank of America eliminates some investment banking roles, sources say

By Svea Herbst-Bayliss and Saeed Azhar NEW YORK (Reuters) -Bank of America eliminated some investment banking roles on Monday, including in New York, according to three sources familiar with the situation who declined to be identified discussing personnel matters. The cuts affected junior bankers, including analysts and associates, the three sources said. The small number …

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TotalEnergies CEO says LNG prices will soften by end of decade

HOUSTON (Reuters) – TotalEnergies CEO Patrick Pouyanné said on Tuesday at the CERAWeek energy conference in Houston that he expected liquefied natural gas prices to soften by the end of the decade. (Reporting by Ron Bousso; Writing by Richard Valdmanis)

Embattled Nissan picks chief planning officer Espinosa to succeed CEO Uchida

By Daniel Leussink YOKOHAMA, Japan (Reuters) -Nissan on Tuesday named Ivan Espinosa its next chief executive, tapping the two-decade company veteran with deep product experience to revive a once-storied brand now tarnished by years of scandal, management turmoil and faltering sales. The appointment of 46-year-old Espinosa, a Mexican national and Nissan’s chief planning officer, ends …

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Embraer eyes potential KC-390 final assembly line in Poland

SAO PAULO (Reuters) -Brazilian planemaker Embraer said on Tuesday it is considering establishing a final assembly line for its KC-390 military cargo aircraft in Poland, amid strong sales momentum for the plane in Europe. Embraer sees the European Union as a key market for the KC-390, and the Czech Republic, Austria, the Netherlands, Sweden and …

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Korean Air launches new branding after $1.3 billion Asiana acquisition

By Lisa Barrington SEOUL (Reuters) – Korean Air on Tuesday launched new aircraft livery and corporate branding that will be introduced across the company as it combines with South Korean rival Asiana Airlines to become one of Asia’s biggest carriers. South Korea’s largest airline in December completed a $1.3 billion acquisition of two-thirds of Asiana, …

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Southwest Airlines cuts Q1 unit revenue growth forecast

(Reuters) – Southwest Airlines cut its unit revenue growth forecast on Tuesday, as concerns over discretionary spending amid tariff pressures and government spending uncertainties affect domestic travel demand. The carrier now expects its unit revenue growth to be between 2% and 4% during the first quarter, compared with its prior range of 5% to 7% …

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Morning Bid: Wall Street’s epic swoon wipes out Trump bump

By Mike Dolan LONDON (Reuters) – Morning Bid U.S. What matters in U.S. and global markets today By Mike Dolan, Editor-At-Large, Financial Industry and Financial Markets Wall St’s withering stock selloff has now wiped out virtually all post-election gains and risks turning into a momentum-driven rout unless there’s some change in the darkening economic picture …

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Trump’s tariffs create the ‘Wild West’ on Wisconsin’s factory floors

By Timothy Aeppel BRILLION, Wisconsin (Reuters) – AriensCo – a manufacturer of bright orange snowblowers – has braced for the cold blast of tariffs since November.  “I mean, he campaigned on tariffs,” said Nicholas Ariens, president and chief operating officer of the family-owned manufacturer in Brillion, Wisconsin, referring to President Donald Trump’s frequent vows to …

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