Author: WSJ

Spirit Airlines is pushing back delivery of Airbus aircraft, prompting pilot furloughs later this year, as the airline looks to boost liquidity following its terminated merger with JetBlue last month.

Imperial Brands continues to expect operating profits for the year to be close to the middle of its mid-single digit range, with its first-half performance supported by strong tobacco pricing.and growth in new generation products.

BP expects a boost to first-quarter profits from higher oil, gas and low-carbon energy production, despite weaker gas prices.

China vehicle sales rose in March, bouncing back from a weaker showing the prior month, signaling that demand may be turning a corner.

Chevron has completed its exit from Myanmar, two years after saying it would depart the troubled Southeast Asian nation in the wake of a military coup.

Atos said it reached an agreement in principle with a group of banks, bondholders and the French State for much-needed liquidity until it strikes a definitive refinancing deal with creditors to cut debt and restore profitability.

The EPA said the rule, once in effect, will reduce emissions of both chemicals from covered processes and equipment by almost 80%

Sunday’s final was watched by more people than any other basketball game in the past five years, including NBA and NCAA men’s events.

The tech giant is developing new chips to cut reliance on outside vendors as the AI arms race for computing resources intensifies.

The meatpacking industry is investing billions of dollars to automate notoriously difficult jobs.