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The people deposited fake checks and withdrew large sums from Chase ATMs, the lawsuits said.

The fast-food giant seeks to rebound from an E. coli outbreak and maintain its focus on value offerings for diners.

Pearson delivered higher underlying sales for the third quarter, supported by growth across all divisions, and said it planned to accelerate its artificial-intelligence capabilities to drive further growth.

BP's profit tumbled in the third quarter, although less than expected, as weak oil prices and refining margins continue to weigh on the energy sector.

State-controlled producer PetroChina posted lower profit and revenue, rounding out mixed results for the country's big three oil companies.

The pharmaceutical giant raised its full-year guidance for the third time this year after higher third-quarter profit and sales topped analysts' expectations, boosted by revenue from its key drugs.

The energy company's third-quarter profit tumbled and missed expectations on lower refining margins and sales volumes from its oil-and-gas unit.

Vivendi named the management teams and board lineups of the four units into which it plans to split ahead of a shareholders' vote on the breakup project in December.

The chemicals company reported weaker results for the three months through September and cautioned that it didn't expect a significant economic recovery in 2024 due to persistent economic challenges.

Bill Nelson said the account of multiple conversations between the billionaire and the Russian president was concerning.