EU Competition Chief Goes to Washington, Leaving Tech Fines at Home
Teresa Ribera's trip--which combines a gathering of antitrust lawyers with a meeting with Federal Trade Commission Chair Andrew N. Ferguson and top officials from Mexico and Canada--also comes as her ...
Humana's Long-Term Prospects Appear Strong Despite Near-Term Challenges
With large opportunities in its target markets, management aims to continue growing at a fast pace with a long-term annual earnings per share growth goal of 11%-15%. While Humana appears focused ...
Continental Warns of Uncertainty Amid U.S. Auto Tariffs
Continental warned of high levels of uncertainty after President Trump pledged to impose 25% tariffs on global automotive imports into the U.S. Trump said last week that the tariffs--to be applied on ...
Nymex Overview: Petroleum Futures Give Up Early Gains, But Stay in the Black — OPIS
After a brief early push higher, crude oil contracts were staying close to Monday levels. The NYMEX May West Texas Intermediate contract, which rose to a roughly six-week high in morning trading of ...
Cigna's Focus on the PBM Business Creates Some Near-Term Regulatory Uncertainty
Naturally, Cigna's bulked-up service offerings should allow it to cross-sell traditional PBM and specialty pharmacy services into its managed-care client set and vice versa, opening up new profit ...
Nestle Is a Packaged Food and Beverage Behemoth, but Volume Headwinds Are Likely to Persist
More than 60% of operating profit is derived from resilient categories with low private label penetration and strong brand loyalty, where Nestle exhibits evident pricing power.
EU Fines Carmakers $495.3 Million Over Vehicle-Recycling Cartel — Update
The European Commission fined more than a dozen carmakers and the trade group ACEA 458 million euros ($495.3 million) in an antitrust probe over their role in a vehicle-recycling cartel.
Intel's new CEO is known to 'underpromise and overdeliver.' Can he do it again?
Bernstein Research analyst Stacy Rasgon noted that Tan is known for looking to "underpromise and overdeliver," which Rasgon said makes the most sense right now for Intel. "At least he clearly does not ...
Mercedes May Pull Cheaper U.S. Cars Over Trump's Tariffs, Sources Say, Bloomberg Reports
--Mercedes-Benz Group may withdraw its least expensive U.S. vehicles because President Trump's tariffs on auto imports could make their sales economically unfeasible, Bloomberg reports, citing people ...
Canada Reiterates Intention to Retaliate Against New U.S. Tariffs, PM Carney Says — Update
OTTAWA--Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney reiterated his intention to slap retaliatory tariffs against the U.S. should the country be targeted under President Trump's latest batch of tariffs coming ...
STOXX Europe 600 Index Ends 1.07% Higher at 539.64 — Data Talk
The STOXX Europe 600 Index is up 5.72 points or 1.07% today to 539.64 --Largest one day point and percentage gain since Friday, March 14, 2025 ...
Tesla and Elon Musk are in the eye of a storm. Will first-quarter deliveries provide some relief?
Tesla Inc. reports first-quarter delivery numbers Wednesday, with the electric-vehicle maker in the center of a storm of protests against its polarizing chief executive, Elon Musk.