(RTTNews) - French Media Group Vivendi SA's (VIV.L, VIVEF.PK) Management Board will be exploring the feasibility of a project to split the company into four entities, each of which would be listed on the stock market.
Fortune Magazine regularly teams up with analysts from Boston Consulting Group to publish an annual edition of the Fortune Future 50. The latest report ranked more than 1,700 public companies based on their long-term revenue growth prospects. Two technology specialists topped the
Based on expectations, it was a disappointment. Google parent Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL) produced $65.5 billion worth of advertising revenue during the fourth quarter. Analysts were expecting a figure closer to $66 billion. Alphabet stock stumbled more than a little
(RTTNews) - European stocks traded higher for the sixth straight session on Wednesday as investors digested a slew of regional data and looked ahead to interest rate decisions from the U.S. Federal Reserve and the Bank of England.
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(RTTNews) - U.K. stocks traded slightly lower on Wednesday as investors looked ahead to interest rate decisions from the U.S. Federal Reserve and the Bank of England.
European shares eked out gains on Wednesday as investors waited for clues on when the U.S. Federal Reserve may start to cut interest rates, with the dollar heading for its biggest monthly gain since September.
South Africa's Impala Platinum (Implats) on Wednesday said it expects at least a 20% decline in profit for the six months to Dec. 31, mainly due to weaker metal prices.
India's largest drugmaker Sun Pharmaceutical Industries reported third-quarter profit above estimates on Wednesday, driven by strong sales in the key domestic and U.S. markets.
The Indian rupee was largely steady on Wednesday even as most Asian currencies trended lower after investors solidified bets that the U.S. Federal Reserve is unlikely to cut policy rates at its March meeting.
(RTTNews) - European stocks may open flat to slightly lower on Wednesday as investors react to earnings from big tech companies and await the Federal Reserve's latest monetary policy announcement.
Japan's top power generator JERA expects the temporary suspension of U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) export permits may affect Japan's fuel security, and even the world's, if the issue persists, a company official said on Wednesday.
Signs of a hawkish tilt by the Bank of Japan prodded a bit of life out of that country's bond and currency markets on Wednesday, while most investors stayed focused on what Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell may have to say later in the day.
Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi have been sentenced to 14 years in jail in a case related to illegal selling of state gifts, the Dawn newspaper reported on Wednesday.
China Evergrande's offshore dollar bondholders stand to receive a potentially tiny payout in a complicated process that could take years to play out after the property giant was placed in liquidation, according to S&P Global Ratings.
Indian shares recovered from a weak start on Wednesday, led by a rise in index heavyweights HDFC Bank and Reliance ahead of the keenly awaited Federal Reserve monetary policy decision.
Japanese government bond (JGB) yields rose on Wednesday as minutes of the Bank of Japan's January meeting supported market participants' view that the central bank has taken a hawkish turn.
Japan's Kyushu Electric Power said on Wednesday it will examine a new group structure, which may involve spinning off growth businesses and creating a holding company via stock transfer.
Former U.S. Open champion Dominic Thiem said this season is his "last chance" to get back to playing at a level he expects of himself and climb back up the world rankings after dropping down the order due to injuries.