On Tuesday, the owner of Burger King and Tim Hortons Restaurant Brands revealed that due to online sales the company had beat its quarterly earnings estimates.
On Tuesday, the Russian government announced that it had ordered a part of its military to leave border regions near Ukraine and return to their bases. The global markets reacted with an increase of risk on sentiment, as stocks and cryptocurrencies surged. Meanwhile, the Japanese yen, gold and oil prices declined.
This week, Johnson & Johnson revealed that it would use a subsidiary that would claim bankruptcy to avoid nearly 40,000 claims that the company's products cause cancer.
This week, Toshiba announced that it had called a general meeting of stock holders on March 24. Shareholders are bound to vote on the sale of the company's device business.
Lockheed Martin announced on Monday that the company would cancel its $4.4 billion acquisition of Aerojet due to regulatory issues.
Ford Motor Company revealed last week that the company intends to export electric vehicles to India.
On Monday, Airbus revealed that it expects good sales of the company's A350 freight airplane despite competition from Boeing.
On Friday, the Chief Financial Officer of Mercedes-Benz Harald Wilhelm revealed that the company expects an easing in raw material prices and semiconductor supply in the second half of 2022.
The US President Joe Biden recently commented that the ongoing consumer inflation surge has been stretching the budgets of average Americans.
Last week, Uber released that the company has made an annual operating profit of $5 billion, which was below the analyst estimate of $5.7 billion.
Industrial gas giant Linde has revealed that the company expects 10%-13% increase in its earnings in 2022.
This week, the European Commission revealed that it is cutting its EU GDP growth forecast and increases expected inflation view.
On Thursday, Tesla announced another recall of vehicles, as nearly 579,000 vehicles are reportedly having issues with pedestrian warning risk sounds.
The Coca Cola Company announced this week higher than forecast earnings, as higher prices for soft drinks boosted the company's profits.
This week, the government of California sued Tesla over allegation that the company had been racially discriminating.
Data published on Thursday revealed that US Consumer prices had experienced largest annual increase in a period of 40 years.
This week, Maersk announced that freight rates are expected to remain high due to large shipping volumes and tied up capacity outside of ports.
US month-on-month inflation was revealed to be higher than forecast, as the CPI came in at 0.6% instead of 0.4% The value of the US Dollar immediately surged, as the higher than expected inflation strengthened the case of the US Federal Reserve for monetary tightening.
Equinor revealed this week that the Norwegian energy company would pay out $10 billion in dividends, as the company reported record quarterly profits.
Farm commodity trader Bunge announced this week that the company had experienced a 17.10% rise in profits. The news sent the company's stock price surging.
On Wednesday, Honda announced that the company would increase its full year forecast by 21.00%. The company's stock price started a surge, as the news were announced.
This week, the stock price of ABN Amro declined, as the company announced share buybacks and higher than forecast profits. The markets took in the news negatively.
The National Federation of Independent Business revealed this week that small business confidence reached a 11-month low level in January.
This week, the European Commission issued new rules, which would allow the EU members to provide funding to new chip factories. In total, 15 billion EUR could be provided to the industry by 2030.