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The beleaguered group said it reduced its gross debt by 2.1 billion euros, and it now has a more sustainable capital structure and much-needed liquidity.

Sibanye-Stillwater said it entered into a $500 million agreement with mining royalty company Franco-Nevada for the long-term supply of gold and platinum from three of its mines in South Africa.

The Japanese company continues to campaign for support from mayors, governors and especially members of the steelworkers union.

Chevron and Woodside Energy agreed to an asset swap that they said will sharpen their focus on the massive LNG operations they each operate in Western Australia.

Duvakitug was generally well tolerated across patient groups and showed similar rates of treatment-emergent adverse events, according to the companies.

The $249 version of its Jetson computer for artificial-intelligence applications is half the price of its predecessor.

Bayer said its eye treatment aflibercept showed positive results in a late-stage trial, including improved vision gains for people suffering from some retinal diseases.

Pfizer forecast 2025 revenue and earnings in line with market expectations, despite a $1 billion hit from the redesign of federal drug benefits.

The European Commission opened a formal investigation over concerns foreign actors used the hugely popular video platform to interfere in Romanian presidential elections.

The distribution-and-outsourcing group expects an earnings hit from deflationary pressures persisting for longer than it anticipated.