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Germany's exports fell for a second straight month in May in response to higher U.S. tariffs as Europe's largest economy looks set for another year of little or no growth. Goods exports declined 1.4% ...
-- The European Union will propose bilateral agreements with the U.K. and Canada as soon as the end of July, which would give them access to the bloc's new 150 billion-euro loan fund for defense ...
The retailer is doubling the length of this year's promotion, aiming to lure in more shoppers and nab new Prime members. The South Korean technology giant has been struggling to catch up with smaller ...
Asian stock markets mostly advanced around midday Tuesday, after President Trump unveiled a three-week extension to negotiate trade agreements, spurring mild hopes for deals following punishing U.S.
-- Rio Tinto Chair Dominic Barton preference is for a new chief executive officer who is open to large-scale merger and acquisition activity and is able boost productivity while cutting costs, Reuters ...
Norwegian Air Shuttle has agreed to purchase three Boeing 737-800 aircraft that are currently on lease to the airline. The low-cost carrier said the aircraft will support long-term operational and ...
The latest tariff salvo from the Trump administration puts Asia back in a state of trade limbo. President Trump has sent 14 letters to countries informing them of so-called reciprocal tariffs set to ...
Goods exports declined 1.4% on month, dragged by exports to the U.S. that slumped 7.7%, Germany's statistics agency Destatis said Tuesday. The value of exports to the U.S. fell to 12.1 billion euros ...
We think Amrize has a sound capital structure, and its consistent free cash flow generation should support its debt-service requirements and future capital-allocation decisions. Following its spinoff ...
Molina Healthcare is the latest to warn it won't meet Wall Street expectations as it spends more on care in Medicaid, Medicare and Affordable Care Act plans. The bankruptcy of its major customer, ...
SYDNEY--The Reserve Bank of Australia surprised financial markets Tuesday and left interest rates on hold, saying it could afford to take a little more time to assess the economic outlook.