Ford takes $1.7 billion profit hit from UAW strike
(Reuters) -Ford Motor on Thursday said the U.S. auto workers' strike has led to a $1.7 billion hit to its
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GM to buy back $10 billion in shares, cut Cruise spending
By David Shepardson General Motors said on Wednesday it will buy back $10 billion in shares and boost
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Micron expects first-quarter gross margin to approach breakeven
(Reuters) -Memory chipmaker Micron Technology said on Tuesday it expects its first-quarter adjusted gross margin to approach breakeven due to
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Factbox-Global economy to slow down but likely avoid recession in 2024
Some of the major banks in the world expect global economic growth to slow further in 2024, squeezed
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Ukraine GDP to rebound in 2023, inflation to fall - EU Commission
BRUSSELS Ukraine's economic growth will rebound this year and next after a plunge in 2022 caused by the
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No big boost expected in luxury spending during holiday season - Bain
PARIS Global sales of luxury goods will likely not grow significantly in the fourth quarter, with tourist flows
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Bank of Canada cut 2023 growth forecast, sees persistently high inflation
OTTAWA, Oct 25 The Bank of Canada on Wednesday cut its 2023 growth forecast to 1.2% from the
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The Northeast weekend weather curse is nearly two months old. Here's what's causing it and when it could end
Prepare for another dose of wet weekend weather in the Northeast, but this time, the dreary déjà vu comes with a twist -- some snowflakes may fly in high elevations.
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Goldman Sachs lifts Europe Inc's 2023 profit growth forecast to 3%
Goldman Sachs said on Tuesday it expects earnings for companies in the pan-European STOXX 600 index to grow
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As the holidays approach, shoppers are in a mood to spend -- on their homes and themselves
Spending on the holiday season is expected to rebound to -- and even surpass -- pre-pandemic levels this year for the first time. But, surprisingly, it's not gifts that consumers will be splurging on the most in the runup to Christmas, according to a new report Tuesday from Deloitte.
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Brexit: 'Call us' on trade, says German finance minister Christian Lindner
In a BBC interview, Christian Lindner invites the UK to discuss a closer relationship with the EU.
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Ericsson announces $2.9 billion impairment charge in Q3
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) -Telecom gear maker Ericsson said on Wednesday that it will book a non-cash impairment charge of 32 billion
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