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Shares of advertising magnate Publicis fell 14% after it lowered its sales forecast yet again.
Hugo Boss’ worse-than-expected quarterly update sent the luxury retailer’s shares down 13%.
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Delta Air Lines’ third-quarter results were better than expected, but its fourth-quarter forecast weren't great.
Official data showed the UK economy is all but certain to have avoided a recession in the third quarter.
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The US and China have exchanged more trade war blows and, according to BlackRock, a resolution (or lack of one) will be key to investors’ fourth-quarter performance.
European banks have been under the weather and cutting costs – but now Goldman Sachs sees an attractive silver lining in the form of their dividends.
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The World Bank thinks global economic growth could fall short of its estimate this year.
Third-quarter earnings season is upon us and investors are expecting company profits to fall.
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Europe’s largest bank, HSBC, announced fresh plans to cut 10,000 of its workers.
Daimler-owned Mercedes-Benz pulled ahead of other automakers by reporting third-quarter sales growth.
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Apple’s suppliers are gearing up for more new iPhone sales than they were expecting.
The US economy added fewer jobs than expected in September, but the country’s unemployment rate hit a fresh low.
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Tesla’s stock fell after the company reported fewer third-quarter deliveries than promised.
H&M reported its first quarterly profit growth for two years, while rival Ted Baker announced it made a loss over the last six months.
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Gambling companies Flutter Entertainment and The Stars Group agreed to a $6 billion merger.
Tesco, the UK’s biggest grocery chain, gained better-than-expected half-yearly results but lost a CEO,
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Broker Charles Schwab unexpectedly cut online commissions, and its rivals' stocks plummeted.
British baker Greggs’ quarterly sales failed to hit the spot for investors – and eurozone inflation missed targets too.
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Eurozone data might be taking a turn for the better, and JPMorgan thinks now’s the time to buy the region’s stocks.
China’s manufacturing industry shrank again in September – but over in Hong Kong, investors are quenching their new-share thirst.
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