Nissan Motor Projects $4.2 Billion Annual Loss on Restructuring Costs
The Japanese carmaker on Thursday recorded net loss of 28.3 billion yen, equivalent to $184.6 million, for the three months ended December.
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Samsung Begins Shipments of HBM4 Products
The South Korean technology giant said Thursday that it is the world's first to mass produce and ship the industry's highest-performance HBM4 products.
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AB InBev Upbeat for 2026 as Volumes Decline Slows
The world's largest brewer said it is confident of continued earnings growth after beer sales volumes fell 1.5%, less than expected.
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Sanofi Names Merck KGaA's Garijo to Replace Hudson as CEO
Belen Garijo steps in after the drugmaker's board of directors decided not to renew Paul Hudson's mandate.
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Unilever Profit Rises Amid Strategic Shift
The company said net profit rose to €9.47 billion in 2025, up from €5.7 billion the year prior, as it continues to reshape the business.
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Nuveen to Buy U.K. Asset Manager Schroders in $13.5 Billion Deal
Schroders said it received several approaches from Nuveen and that it intends to recommend the bid .
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Hermes' Sales Continue to Grow at Year-End
The luxury company logged a 9.8% increase in fourth-quarter revenue amid hopes of a sustained luxury rebound this year.
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EssilorLuxottica Shares Gain as Smartglasses Promise Rosy Future
The company behind the Ray-Ban and Oakley brands said booming demand for smartglasses will drive revenue growth over the years to come.
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Lenovo Posts Earnings Beat on AI-Driven Demand
The world's largest personal-computer maker maintained double-digit revenue growth in its third quarter as device sales remained solid and AI server revenue strengthened.
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Grab Hopes to Begin $500 Million Share-Buyback Program Soon, Says CFO
SoftBank-backed ride-hailing firm Grab is hoping to begin its newly announced $500 million share buyback soon, and keep delivering returns to shareholders, the CFO said in an interview.
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Mercedes-Benz Expects New Models and Cost Cuts to Drive Earnings Higher This Year
The German luxury-car maker expects to launch more than 40 new models by 2027 and said its production was running on three shifts to meet high demand.
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British American Tobacco Posts Pretax Profit Jump
British American Tobacco posted a jump in pretax profit as demand for vapor and other smokeless products continued to grow.
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South32 Has No Plans to Supply U.S. Critical Minerals Stockpile
The Australian metals producer anticipates solid demand for the miner's zinc from North American smelters grappling with shortages of raw material.
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Origin Energy Sees Opportunity for Data Centers by Its Power Plants
Frank Calabria, Origin's chief executive, said the Australian company would initially benefit from being a supplier of energy to data centers that he expects will drive growth in power demand in future.
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