Domino's Q2 revenue beat estimates, driven by its supply-chain unit, which offset weak restaurant demand and slower U.S. same-store sales growth.
AMC posted a surprise Q2 adjusted profit (14¢ vs. 6¢ loss expected) and record $1.60B revenue, beating Wall Street expectations due to blockbuster ticket sales.
Dollar Tree will close 75 stores but open 400 in 2026. It's shifting to multi-price items and wealthier areas to attract higher-income shoppers.
Boeing remains on track to deliver two new Air Force One presidential jets in 2028, but expects further cost growth to finish the program.
Rolls-Royce Holdings plc has experienced a swift 8% decline since July 6, with shares trading down to 1,383.8p. This correction positions the stock nearly 10% below its yearly high just ahead of the company's crucial half-year financial results on July 30.
Novartis investors are focused on three upcoming H2 drug trials—pelacarsen, remibrutinib, and del-desiran—with $10 billion in peak sales potential. The results are vital to justifying the company's premium valuation amid looming patent expiries.
BP and ConocoPhillips have partnered in a $25 billion joint venture to rehabilitate and redevelop the historic, super-giant Kirkuk oilfield region in northern Iraq. The Deal: ConocoPhillips is acquiring a 42% stake in BP's development subsidiary for the project, marking its return to Iraq after more than a decade. The Goal: The project targets an initial phase to extract over 3 billion
Ryanair reported a lower-than-expected Q1 profit of €538 million and warned that summer fares will trend modestly down.
While traditional oil majors scrambled to navigate supply shocks, structural price volatility, and geopolitical mandates, Finland's state-backed energy company, Neste Oyj, quietly engineered one of the most remarkable strategic pivots in modern corporate history. Management has actively advanced Neste's sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) strategy through strategic partnerships with leading global airlines and logistics companies, including Air France–KLM, Lufthansa Group, Delta Air
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Google delayed Gemini 3.5 Pro past its June window due to disappointing coding performance. An upgraded Gemini 3.5 Flash model is also in testing.
Apple overtook Nvidia to become the world's most valuable company at $4.88 trillion, driven by shifting investor confidence toward its AI monetization strategy.
HSBC and LSEG partner for the UK's digital gilt (DIGIT) pilot, linking HSBC Orion and LSEG's DSD to let investors hold and settle bonds on either platform.
UK lenders like Metro Bank and Lloyds are launching 100% and low-deposit mortgages to help first-time buyers buy homes despite higher interest rates.
Chipotle opened its first Mexican restaurant in Monterrey, partnering with Alsea to expand despite Taco Bell's past failures in the taco-heavy country.
The US NTSB will lead the investigation into a Ryanair flight over Greece where an engine failure smashed a window, leaving a passenger partially sucked out
SpaceX aborted its second Starship V3 launch after several booster engines failed to ignite. The stock dropped over 4% after-hours following the shutdown.
Driven by record profits and booming dealmaking under Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan Chase is close to becoming the world's first $1 trillion bank.
Nvidia is partnering with major Japanese robotics firms like Fanuc and Yaskawa to advance AI-driven automation systems.
The US will levy a 25% tariff on most Brazilian imports starting July 22, launching a new trade strategy that could hit dozens of countries.
Driven by the AI boom, TSMC posted a record 77% profit jump and pledged an extra $100 billion for US chip factories.
Beijing plans broader global access to yuan assets after the currency appreciated and demand for panda bonds surged.
High fuel prices from the Iran war push weak European airlines toward buyouts and bankruptcy as winter cash strains loom.
London Clearing House now accepts offshore yuan-denominated Chinese government bonds as collateral, boosting Beijing's currency internationalization efforts.