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Uber shares fall on first-quarter update
Shares in Uber Technologies fell sharply on Wednesday, after quarterly numbers disappointed.
Higher costs weigh on earnings at BMW
Shares in Germany’s BMW Group came under pressure on Wednesday, after higher manufacturing costs weighed on quarterly earnings.
TSB to cut jobs, close branches
British high street lender TSB is to cut more than 200 jobs and close branches, it was confirmed on Wednesday.
Shares jump as Siemens Energy ups outlook
Shares in Siemens Energy sparked on Wednesday, after the German group upped its full-year outlook on the back of strong quarterly numbers.
Sweden's Riksbank trims interest rates
Sweden’s central bank trimmed interest rates on Wednesday, for the first time since 2016.
Alstom to cut debt through €1bn rights issue
French train maker Alstom announced plans to raise €1bn from shareholders on Wednesday, as it looks to slash debt.
First-quarter losses surge at Spirit AeroSystems
Losses at Spirit AeroSystems Holdings soared in the first quarter, the Boeing supplier confirmed on Tuesday, as production slowed and inventory built up.
Disney's streaming arm posts maiden profit
The Walt Disney Company’s entertainment streaming arm swung to profit in the last quarter, the US giant confirmed on Tuesday, the first time since the 2019 launch of Disney+.
Eurozone retail sales push higher
Eurozone retail sales pushed higher in March, official data showed on Tuesday, beating expectations.
Octopus Energy valuation tops £7bn - report
Octopus Energy has been valued at more than £7bn, it was reported on Tuesday, after two investors upped their stakes in the UK supplier.
Zalando returns to growth, shares spark
Zalando reiterated its full-year outlook on Tuesday after the German online-only retailer posted an uptick in first-quarter volumes and swung back into the back.
First-quarter income slides at Saudi Aramco
Oil giant Saudi Aramco has reiterated plans to pay out more than $120bn in dividends this year, despite a slide in first-quarter income.
UK retail footfall falls sharply in April
Retail footfall fell sharply in April, industry data showed on Friday, hit by poor weather and the early timing of Easter.
London cabbies launch £250m legal action against Uber
Uber Technologies is facing legal action on behalf of more than 10,500 London black cab drivers, it was confirmed on Thursday.
German manufacturing downturn eases slightly - PMI
The downturn in Germany’s hard-pressed manufacturing sector eased marginally last month, a closely-watched survey showed on Thursday, although it remained in contraction.
ING to return €2.5bn to shareholders
Dutch lender ING Groep said on Thursday that it will return €2. 5bn to shareholders following a "very strong" first quarter.
Universal artists to return to TikTok
Universal Music Group has ended its boycott of social media platform TikTok after the two groups struck a new licensing deal.
UK economic growth to remain 'sluggish' - OECD
UK growth is set to remain sluggish this year, a leading economic organisation forecast on Thursday, weighed down by restrictive monetary policy.
Morgan Sindall reiterates full-year outlook
Morgan Sindall reiterated its full-year outlook on Thursday, on the back of solid trading at the start of the year.
Johnson & Johnson proposes $6.5bn deal to settle talc claims
Johnson & Johnson has proposed a $6. 5bn deal to settle thousands of lawsuits claiming its talc products cause cancer, it was confirmed on Wednesday.