Tesla Inc Chief Executive Elon Musk on Wednesday said he expected the company would miss its vehicle delivery targets this year, but downplayed concerns about softening demand after the company's revenue missed Wall Street estimates.

European shares fell on Thursday, with tech stocks sliding after the U.S.

Just as inflation ravages the big guns of U.S. apparel retail, awash in high inventory and deep discounts to lure shoppers back to stores, Japan's Uniqlo is set for its best year ever in North America after a COVID-imposed revolution in its business model.

France on Tuesday accused Moscow of using energy supplies as "a weapon of war" as Russian gas giant Gazprom reduced deliveries to one of its main utilities and prepared to halt flows along the major pipeline to Germany from Wednesday.

Tomasz Luksza, who took over his father's Polish confectionary business just over a decade ago, has a problem he's not unhappy about: European supermarkets want more gummy bears and chocolate-covered marshmallows than he can make.

The London Metal Exchange's (LME) global warehousing network is shrinking rapidly.

Zurich Insurance Group reported a better-than-expected 25% rise in operating profit in the first half on strong performance across the board and announced a bumper 1.8 billion Swiss francs ($1.91 billion) share buyback on Thursday, sending its shares higher.

Hiscox is committed to a planned insurance consortium providing cover for ships travelling through a safe passage from Ukraine.

The Russian and Belarusian operations of Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI) posted the sharpest gains in profit among its subsidiaries in the first half.

Chief Executive Stephan Winkelmann said he is preparing for a challenging winter if Europe's energy crunch gets worse.

Britain's Domino's Pizza reported a 16% fall in first-half pretax profit on Tuesday.

HSBC pushed back on a proposal by top shareholder Ping An Insurance Group Co of China to split the lender.

ANA on Monday posted a quarterly net profit for the first time in two and a half years as the sector recovers from the financial pain of the pandemic.

South Korean chip powerhouse Samsung Electronics said Thursday that second-quarter operating profits were up 12.18 percent.

European banks this week offered flashes of surprisingly good news on profits, but some executives spoke of a bleak outlook for the rest of the year.

When food delivery service Grubhub struck a deal with Amazon earlier this month, offering Prime customers a year's free delivery, shares in rivals slumped.

Airlines, including British Airways and Lufthansa, have been forced to axe thousands of flights owing to a lack of staff.

The head of a body representing global airlines hit out at new restrictions at London's Heathrow on Tuesday, saying the airport had under-estimated the speed of the recovery and was focused on profits at the expense of airlines that must now foot the bill.

Australian buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) firm Zip Co Ltd dumped a buyout of U.S.

The trillion-dollar retail investment express is losing steam, dampening the fortunes of British trading platforms that boomed during lockdowns on the back of a meme stocks frenzy.

Revenue rose 19% to a record 77.8 trillion won.

The company attributes its profitability to "improved product portfolios and more efficient internal operations"

Facebook's parent firm Meta suffered on Thursday a plunge in stock value that was comparable to the size of New Zealand's economy.

After several years of back-to-back losses, the company seems set to return to profitability this year.

Revenue in the quarter was $3.2 billion, a 16-percent decrease from the same period a year earlier.

Bezos, 57, founded Amazon in his garage in 1994 and went on to grow it into a colossus that dominates online retail.

Fernando Santos said that Ronaldo's chance to create a record in international football would not influence Portugal's gameplan.

McDonald's had already tested out a plant-based burger in Canada in cooperation with the company Beyond Meat, which specializes in vegan meat substitutes.

The IPO price was set at 135,000 won ($118) but within minutes of the Kospi exchange opening the stock was trading at 330,000 won.

Uber said the company sees a recovery from the crisis that will allow it move into profitability.