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Beyond Inc. is cutting about 20% of its workforce as part of broader review of its cost structure, which comes after the company invested about $65 million in two retailers to help restore Bed Bath & Beyond's physical presence.

Jeffries was charged with running an international sex-trafficking ring while he was Abercrombie's CEO, according to a federal indictment that lists 15 John Doe victims.

The German steel company slashed its outlook for the third time this year, adding that it expects to report a pretax loss for 2024 amid sustained economic weakness.

Munich Re's third-quarter net profit missed consensus forecasts due to hurricane losses but the company said it expected to beat its full-year target.

James Gorman wanted a challenging board role after nailing succession at Morgan Stanley. He's getting one at Disney.

The German business-software company's shares climbed more than 5% after it raised its revenue and earnings forecasts for the year on strong demand for AI.

The South Korean automaker's Indian affiliate a made a tepid trading debut after the biggest-ever listing in India.

Read about energy demand from data centers in Australia, Malaysia's proposed carbon tax and more in the latest Market Talks covering Energy and Utilities.

Traton shares rose after the truck maker's supply issues cleared and its Scania brand helped lift results above analysts' estimates.

The Swedish defense company said demand remained high across its business units, but it noted significant strength in its dynamics division, which produces equipment such as ground combat weapons and missile systems.