NEW YORK: Wall Street stocks finished a quiet session mostly lower on Thursday (Apr 11) as investors looked ahead to bank results that will kick off first-quarter earnings season. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dipped 14.11 points (0.05 per cent) to finish the day at 26,143.05. The broad-based ...
Campbell Soup Co is nearing a deal to sell its fresh foods unit, including Bolthouse Farms, for about US$500 million to a group led by the former chief executive officer of the unit, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Boeing Co Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg said on Thursday that 67 percent of its more than 50 737 MAX customers have tested the manufacturer's software fix in simulator sessions, with additional tests expected in the coming weeks.
Campbell Soup Co is nearing a deal to sell its fresh foods unit, including Bolthouse Farms, for about US$500 million to a group led by the former chief executive officer of the unit, the Wall Street Journal reported.
WASHINGTON: The rising influence of lending by China to developing nations is increasingly under the spotlight amid concerns the growing debt burden and onerous conditions could sow the seeds of a crisis. The global development lenders, the International Monetary Fund and World Bank, are calling ...
Royal Dutch Shell pulled out of a project to build a Russian liquefied natural gas plant partly because Gazprom suddenly added another partner with links to an ally of President Vladimir Putin, according to five sources.
From New York's Fifth Avenue to Paris' Place Vendome, Louis Vuitton sells its handbags at some of the world's swankiest locations - but the brand is increasingly betting on "pop-ups" in off-beat spots as one way to keep shoppers hooked.
CHICAGO: US Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue on Thursday (Apr 11) criticised Vietnam's move to ban imports of glyphosate herbicide, saying the decision would have "devastating impacts on global agricultural production." Vietnam's government said in a statement that the toxic level of ...
LONDON: The pound steadied on Thursday (Apr 11) and European stocks held firm after Britain and its EU partners agreed again to extend Brexit. European leaders and British Prime Minister Theresa May opted to delay Brexit for up to six months, saving the continent from a chaotic no-deal departure ......
WASHINGTON: The European Union decision to offer Britain a six-month delay in exiting the economic bloc averts disaster but perpetuates the uncertainty of Brexit, IMF chief Christine Lagarde said Thursday (Apr 11). "At least the UK is not leaving on the 12th of April without a deal," Lagarde told...
