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The travel operator guided for a lower rate of growth in the current fiscal year, despite posting a jump in profit for fiscal 2024 on strong demand.

Inditex reported an increase in sales at the start of its final quarter, helped by its fall and winter collections and despite intense competition in the fashion industry.

The New York-based airline is returning to its leisure-travel origins after plans to buy now-bankrupt Spirit were thwarted.

The sportswear maker said some of its locations in Germany were searched in connection with an investigation into customs and tax-import compliance.

Zalando plans to submit an offer to buy About You in a move to expand its offering in the European e-commerce fashion market.

The cigarette maker--which houses the Kent, Dunhill and Lucky Strike brands--expects second-half revenue growth to accelerate and also backed its midterm targets.

The Japanese automaker's CFO Stephen Ma has been appointed as the chairperson of the management committee for China.

A judge ruled that the trustee charged with auctioning off the assets of Infowars' parent company didn't maximize value for creditors.

Carmaker cites competition, time and costs needed to scale the business.

The ruling hands a victory to Biden antitrust enforcers, who said the $20 billion supermarket merger would erode competition and raise prices for consumers.