Goldman Sachs said on Friday it had reached an in-principle settlement to resolve a 2014 class action lawsuit related to trading in platinum and palladium.
Monster Beverage reported a 12% jump in first-quarter revenue on Thursday, helped by steady demand for the energy drink maker's high-priced juices as well as easing freight costs.
Intercontinental Exchange reported first-quarter revenue slightly below estimates on Thursday as an uneven recovery in U.S. initial public offerings cut
Proxy advisory firm Egan-Jones on Thursday recommended Norfolk Southern shareholders elect all seven of hedge fund Ancora Holdings' proposed director candidates to the railway's 13-member
A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Ankur Banerjee: A more dovish-than-expected Federal Reserve meeting and an eye-watering $110 billion share buyback programme from Apple have
Top Australian investment bank Macquarie Group reported its annual profit fell by a third, the sharpest decline in 15 years, as stabilising energy
The European Central Bank is "most likely" to cut interest rates just three times this year as stronger-than-expected economic growth supports inflation, ECB policymaker Yannis
Central banks in Australia, Britain and Sweden will meet this week, as markets assess how much leeway the U.S. Federal Reserve has to cut rates this year.
U.S. equity funds suffered sharp outflows in the seven days to April 17 as investors anticipated prolonged restrictive interest rates amid stubborn inflation in a resilient U.S. economy.
Portugal's monthly unemployment rate slipped to 6.5% in March from a revised reading of 6.6% in February, the National Statistics Institute (INE) said in its flash estimate on Thursday.
A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan Anxious bond traders seem to have taken solace from the Federal Reserve's surprisingly sharp brake on its "quantitative tightening"
Standard Chartered PLC beat forecasts on Thursday with a 5.5% rise in first-quarter pretax profit, as a surge in income from its trading and
Japanese household spending probably accelerated its pace of declines in March, a Reuters poll showed on Thursday, underscoring the difficulties facing policymakers keen to engineer
Thailand's government plans to increase the daily minimum wage to 400 baht ($10.84) from October, a spokesperson said on Thursday, a policy that could help lift consumption in
South Korea's financial regulator on Thursday proposed detailed guidelines for companies if they choose to participate in the government's reform programme aimed at enhancing
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) kept its base rate charged through the overnight discount window unchanged at 5.75% on Thursday, tracking a decision by the U.S.
A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Tom Westbrook Sudden yen rallies and a 5.5 trillion yen ripple in Japan's money markets seem to put us in the midst of another round of
Many Bank of Japan board members agreed the country's long-term interest rates should be set by markets, with some saying the central bank should at some point slow
A Russian court has cancelled the seizure of part of JPMorgan's funds in Russia in a lawsuit brought by state lender VTB, court documents show.
Pop-Tarts maker Kellanova on Thursday beat Wall Street estimates for first-quarter sales and profit on higher prices and firm demand for its breakfast cereals and ready
U.S. worker productivity growth slowed sharply in the first quarter, resulting in a surge in labor costs, but the trend in productivity remained solid.
Japanese trading house Sumitomo Corp reported net profit for the fiscal year ended in March fell 31.7% from a year earlier to 386.4 billion yen ($2.5 billion), missing estimates, as
Moody's on Thursday beat Wall Street estimates for first-quarter profit, helped by demand for its research and analytics products.
Huntington Ingalls reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings on Thursday on the back of demand for aircraft carriers but profit margins were below company estimates, sending shares
European shares fell slightly in their first May trading session on Thursday as investors returned from a mid-week holiday to gauge a slew of earnings
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As the Ukraine war enters a critical period, the EU moves ahead without the US
Helene weakens to a tropical storm with maximum sustained winds of 70 mph over Georgia
World shares advance as China ups its stimulus and Japan's Ishiba is chosen to head its ruling party
Japan factory output seen down on weak overseas demand, typhoon disruptions: Reuters poll
Beijing pulls out the policy stops
Shohei Ohtani heads to 1st postseason after Dodgers clinch NL West title with a 7-2 win over Padres
Giants' Malik Nabers, Cowboys' Micah Parsons injured in Thursday night game
Chicago Sky fire coach Teresa Weatherspoon after 1 season, reports say