Boeing shares slide on a disappointing cash flow update. Why this dip is buyable
Boeing reset investor expectations on free cash flow growth in the coming years. We're hopeful this represents a clearing event.
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North Korea places self-propelled guns near DMZ
North Korean soldiers engage in drills using self-propelled guns on Oct. 26, as seen from South Korea. (Photo by Ahn Seong-bok)
UPS beats quarterly expectations, raises full-year guidance again
United Parcel Service on Tuesday reported third-quarter results that beat Wall Street expectations and raised its full-year guidance.
Meta Outlook: This Dip Isn’t a Buying Opportunity Yet
In this episode of The Morning Filter podcast, co-hosts Dave Sekera and Susan Dziubinski discuss what economic and earnings reports to keep an eye on during this shortened trading week. Chewy’s stock skyrocketed after e…
Porsche profit rebounds as luxury carmaker reduces exposure to China
German sports carmaker Porsche said it has significantly reduced its exposure to China as operating profit rebounded in the first nine months of the year despite falling revenue and vehicle deliveries.
Gold Is Testing $4,000 — Could These 10 Mining Stocks Rebound First?
The gold price fell below the US$4,100 per ounce level midway through the week, but recovered quickly to close Friday (October 9) near US$4,200.
Japan to back perovskite solar cell mass production with $640m in subsidies
Ricoh, Choshu Industry part of government's push to remain competitive in next-gen tech
China urges US to halt proposed expansion of outbound investment curbs
BEIJING (Reuters) -- The Chinese commerce ministry urged the United States on Saturday to stop expanding restrictions on American investments in China, saying a proposed rule on sensitive technologies would disrupt trad…
Succession: Stephen Schwarzman (24)
Remote work has been debated for the better part of three years. Should employees be given total flexibility in where they do their jobs or none at all? And are they more productive from home or less?
AI funding fears rattle Wall Street. Here's how we're adjusting our portfolio
What if our AI bullishness continues to be right...and what if that’s actually bearish?
Larry: Stephen Schwarzman (23)
The billionaire CEO of BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, has said it “really doesn’t matter” who wins the US presidential election, because both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris will be good for Wall Street.
Japan's regional banks in merger talks to form largest in nation's west
Joining of Shiga Bank and Senshu Ikeda Holdings follows trend ahead of law expiring in 2030
Meta stock sinks nearly 7% as AI spend pushes free cash flow negative
Meta shares slumped nearly 7% on Thursday as the social media giant showed negative free cash flow in its third-quarter earnings and raised the floor of its full-year capital expenditures.
American Airlines forecasts bigger loss in 2026 on fuel spike, plans to slow growth next year
American Airlines forecast deeper losses this year and said it will slow its capacity growth next year as record revenue failed to help the airline recover from a spike in fuel costs.
Comcast beats earnings expectations as media revenue offsets weakness in connectivity
Comcast beat Wall Street's expectations for third-quarter earnings — despite headwinds in its theme parks business — thanks to continued strength in its media unit.
Procter & Gamble earnings beat as sales rise 4%, boosted by laundry and home products
Procter & Gamble on Thursday reported quarterly earnings and revenue that beat analysts' expectations, fueled by growing demand for its laundry detergent and home care products.
Blackstone's Jon Gray says CoreWeave can 'find a way through' financing pressure
CoreWeave has been battered over concerns about its massive debt, but Blackstone chief operating officer Jon Gray believes the so-called neocloud company will weather the storm.
Taiwan's first-ever chip workers strike hits Micron plant
TAIPEI -- A Micron Technology labor union staged Taiwan's first-ever strike in the semiconductor industry on Thursday as part of a dispute over how huge windfall profits from the artificial intelligence boom are shared.
Netflix has dipped its toe into theatrical. Is it ready to jump in?
During the company's third-quarter earnings call on Tuesday, co-CEO Ted Sarandos reiterated the streaming giant's long-held stance that its content, which it spent $20 billion on last year, is meant for its subscribers …
Capital One delivered a strong quarter. Why we're not declaring victory just yet
Capital One reported solid earnings, but one of our biggest concerns still remains.
China's Oppo pushes premium smartphones to combat component crunch
Smartphones in the new Find X10 series, launched at an Oppo event in Mallorca, Spain on Oct. 21, feature Hasselblad lenses. (Oppo)
French supermarket giant's shares plunge 14% after warning ‘unprecedented’ unrest will hit business
Shares of French supermarket giant Carrefour plunged 14% on Wednesday after the company cut its full-year profit forecast, citing "an unprecedented situation in France."
Pakistan warms to Russia with Sharif-Putin summit possible
Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, left, and Russian President Vladimir Putin, right, are likely to meet in Moscow by the end of 2026 and in Pakistan in 2027. (Source photos by Reuters)