Samsung Electronics has delivered a powerful signal that the artificial intelligence buildout is reshaping the memory-chip cycle, but its record quarter also raises a harder question for investors: whether extraordinary…
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McDonald’s second-quarter results delivered a useful warning about the American consumer: even a company built around convenience and value cannot rely on price and product mix indefinitely when customer traffic…
Boeing has finally secured U.S. certification for the 737 MAX 7, removing one of the most persistent regulatory obstacles hanging over its commercial-aircraft recovery. The Federal Aviation Administration approved the…
Lloyds Banking Group has given investors a clean example of the choice facing large retail banks in a higher-rate world: harvest today’s profits, or spend aggressively to make the franchise…
Rio Tinto’s first-half results give investors a different read on the artificial-intelligence buildout than the one coming from chip stocks. The miner is not selling servers or software, but its…
Mercedes-Benz has given investors a mixed but useful read on the state of global luxury autos: the group can still defend earnings with vans, finance and cost reductions, but its…
The Federal Reserve enters this week’s policy meeting with an unusual problem: investors are not simply debating whether rates are high enough, they are debating how much guidance the central…
Kuwait’s $16 billion pipeline agreement with Blackstone, Brookfield and KKR is more than a large infrastructure financing. It is a test of whether Gulf energy states can use private capital…
American Express gave investors a clean read on one of the more important questions in consumer finance: affluent cardholders are still spending, but the cost of keeping them loyal is…
Nestle’s half-year results gave investors a useful reminder that even the world’s largest packaged-food company cannot restructure itself without visible strain. The Swiss group reported improving organic sales momentum and…