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New CEO seeks buyers for Starliner and other NASA projects in quest to rescue manufacturer.

The settlement between the two miners and the Brazilian government is the result of years of litigation after the dam collapse that killed 19 people and polluted more than 400 miles of river.

Porsche AG posted lower sales and operating profit as it faced challenges in China and a slower-than-expected shift to electric vehicles.

A federal court sides with the FTC, which argued that a Tapestry-Capri merger would raise prices for handbags.

The company's co-CEO talks AI, "Squid Game" and pricing.

Norwegian Air Shuttle tempered its fleet growth expectations for next year due to a strike at Boeing, in the latest sign of how issues at the U.S. plane maker are disrupting airlines' expansion plans.

Electrolux shares fell sharply after the company reported third-quarter profit that missed analysts' expectations on continued weakness in North America, where it is turning to promotions to entice shoppers back.

The luxury-car maker's net profit halved in the third quarter and it said profitability in its main cars business was weaker due to softer pricing and lower sales of its higher-margin models.

The pharmaceutical company reported third-quarter earnings and sales that beat analysts' expectations, boosted by earlier-than-anticipated deliveries of flu and respiratory syncytial virus vaccines and growing demand for blockbuster anti-inflammatory ...

The U.K. high-street bank raised its revenue and profit outlook for the second time this year after its third-quarter results topped market expectations, lifting shares to an over 13-year high.