Meat processor Tyson Foods Inc Chief Executive Officer Noel White said on Wednesday the poultry business contributed to about half of its 2019 earnings forecast cut.
Fiat Chrysler will invest almost one billion euros (US$1.1 billion) to start production of the new Alfa Romeo compact SUV Tonale and of the light hybrid version of its Panda small car at its Pomigliano plant, unions said on Wednesday.
British American Tobacco said it would launch two new tobacco heating products in Japan under its glo brand, as it seeks to close the gap with market leader Philip Morris International Inc in the country's fast-growing vaping industry.
Starbucks Corp said on Wednesday it expects 2020 profit growth to be lower than the current 10per cent rate, two months after the coffeehouse chain raised its 2019 profit forecast.
Thailand's capital, Bangkok, edged out Paris and London as the world's most popular city to visit, according to a survey released on Wednesday, welcome news for Thailand after worries over a drop in foreign arrivals.
Thailand's capital, Bangkok, edged out Paris and London as the world's most popular city to visit, according to a survey released on Wednesday, welcome news for Thailand after worries over a drop in foreign arrivals.
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia approved US investment worth US$5.62 billion in the first half of the year compared with US$113 million the previous year, the government said on Wednesday (Sep 4), a possible sign of a diversion of US business as a trade row with China drags on. US and Chinese companies ...
WeWork owner The We Company said on Wednesday it will add a woman to its board of directors and unwound a US$5.9 million payment to its chief executive for use of the trademarked word "We" ahead of a planned initial public offering.
Marks & Spencer chairman Archie Norman has said he is unperturbed by the British retailer's share price slide, with his focus on the long term, but relegation from the prestigious FTSE 100 index is a symbol of its decline.
Emirates President Tim Clark challenged engine makers Rolls-Royce and GE to improve their reliability, saying the airline would not take new Airbus and Boeing planes unless minimum performance standards were met.
