Siemens Profits Drops, Announces Share Buyback
The German company's new chief promised to buy back up to $5.4 billion worth of shares.
Whirlpool raises full-year forecast as appliance sales rise
Whirlpool Corp raised its full-year earnings forecast after strong sales of its home appliances in Europe and North America helped the company to more than double its quarterly profit.
U.S. budget standoff no savior for gold
Investors looking for a surge in gold prices as the U.S. government shutdown rumbles on and the deadline for raising the debt ceiling approaches are likely to be disappointed.
Aluminum premiums pressured by 'confusion' over LME: Alcoa CFO
Global aluminum premiums have fallen due to "confusion" over the London Metal Exchange's proposal announced on July 1 to overhaul its warehousing policy, Alcoa Inc Chief Financial Officer and Vice President William Oplinger said on Tuesday.
Aluminum premiums pressured by 'confusion' over LME: Alcoa CFO
Global aluminum premiums have fallen due to "confusion" over the London Metal Exchange's proposal announced on July 1 to overhaul its warehousing policy, Alcoa Inc Chief Financial Officer and Vice President William Oplinger said on Tuesday.
Iamgold CEO committed to low-grade gold
Stephen Letwin is a man of conviction.
Iamgold CEO committed to low-grade gold
Stephen Letwin is a man of conviction.
Bombardier's all-new CSeries takes inaugural flight
MIRABEL, Quebec, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Bombardier Inc's CSeries jetliner took flight for the first time early on Monday, the culmination of a $3.
GM sees auto industry slowing in turbulent Middle East
General Motors said it expected the automobile industry in the Middle East to show growth that is sustainable, but at a slower rate than in the last few years, hurt by uncertainty and political crisis in markets such as Egypt and Syria.
Daimler aims to launch self-driving car by 2020
Germany's Daimler AG plans to start selling a self-driving car by 2020 as part of its campaign to regain the top spot among premium carmakers, its development chief said.
Target Launches Online Baby Goods Subscription Plan
Target will launch a free service on Wednesday that lets shoppers set up recurring deliveries of bulky baby goods, a move that mimics Amazon.
Target Launches Online Baby Goods Subscription Plan
Target will launch a free service on Wednesday that lets shoppers set up recurring deliveries of bulky baby goods, a move that mimics Amazon.
CNH Industrial targets investment grade credit rating
Truck and tractor maker CNH Industrial is aiming for an investment grade credit rating and could distribute the money saved on interest payments to shareholders, the group formed from the merger of Fiat Industrial and its CNH unit said.
Exclusive: KKR pulls out of Jones Group auction - sources
Private equity firm KKR & Co LP has withdrawn from the bidding process for Jones Group Inc , two people familiar with the matter said on Thursday, raising questions over the prospects of the auction for the fashion and footwear company.
Bangladesh garment workers stage biggest wage hike protest
About 50,000 garment industry workers held their largest protest so far in the Bangladeshi capital of Dhaka to demand an increase of more than 1-1/2 times in the minimum wage, police and labor officials said on Saturday.
ThyssenKrupp wins banks' support to extend credit lines: magazine
Germany's ThyssenKrupp won support from banks to extend credit lines worth 2.
Allegiant grounds planes to make slide inspections
Allegiant Travel Co, a low-cost carrier that provides service to leisure destinations, is grounding as many as 30 of its planes, or roughly half of its fleet, to inspect emergency exit slides to comply with safety guidelines.
Allegiant grounds planes; U.S. FAA seeks data on slides
Allegiant Travel Co, a low-cost carrier that provides service to leisure destinations, is grounding as many as 30 of its aircraft, or roughly half of its fleet, to inspect emergency evacuation slides in response to an FAA request for information.
U.S. CEOs less optimistic on economy - survey
U.S. chief executives were less optimistic about the economy in the third quarter, with fewer expecting to increase sales or boost capital spending than in the preceding three months, a survey by the Business Roundtable showed.
Metso to cut 660 jobs in paper machine unit
Finnish engineering firm Metso will cut 660 jobs in Finland at its paper machine business, as part of its cost-cutting programme in the unit.
