NordLB Said to Weigh Options for €3 Billion Aviation Portfolio
NordLB is considering options for its €3 billion ($3.2 billion) aviation financing portfolio, people with knowledge of the matter said.
SAP Gains Most in Eleven Months After Cloud Backlog Surges
SAP SE gained the most in eleven months after Europe’s biggest software company said the current backlog for its cloud services surged 19% and reaffirmed its annual forecast.
SAP Gains Most in Eleven Months After Cloud Backlog Surges
SAP SE gained the most in eleven months after Europe’s biggest software company said the current backlog for its cloud services surged 19% and reaffirmed its annual forecast.
New ETFs Riding Tesla’s Famous Volatility Arrive on Wall Street
Exchange-traded funds offering investors betting on or against Tesla Inc. two times the returns of the volatile stock launched Thursday, after what seemed like a long-shot bid at winning regulatory approval.
Union Pacific’s Profit Tops Estimates on Efficiency Gains
Union Pacific Corp. reported quarterly profit that topped analysts’ estimates, which had been adjusted down in the last month, as the railroad leaned on efficiency to make up for lower carloads and higher labor costs.
Stocks Waver Amid Earnings Before Powell’s Speech: Markets Wrap
Stocks fluctuated as traders waded through corporate earnings and awaited Jerome Powell’s speech for clues on the Federal Reserve outlook. Treasuries trimmed losses after the 10-year yield approached 5%.
Tesla Tempers Growth Expectations as Musk Sees Storm Ahead
Elon Musk is dialing back expectations for Tesla Inc. as years of rapid expansion collide with rising interest rates and a more cost-conscious consumer.
Tesla Tempers Growth Expectations as Musk Sees Storm Ahead
Elon Musk is dialing back expectations for Tesla Inc. as years of rapid expansion collide with rising interest rates and a more cost-conscious consumer.
Nestle Targets Consumers Losing Weight as Sales Growth Ebbs
Nestle SA is working on products designed to complement a new class of weight-loss drugs after revenue growth weakened to the slowest pace in almost three years.
Desjardins Cuts Almost 400 Jobs, Citing Slowdown and Volatility
Canada’s Desjardins Group joined the list of financial firms reducing staff, cutting nearly 400 employees, mostly in Quebec.