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Australian grocer Woolworths expects fiscal first-half earnings in its key Australian food division to be below previous expectations, as customers continue to be price conscious when facing cost of living pressures.

Medical-device maker said Joe Kiani, who previously informed the board of his decision to resign as chief executive, has been terminated by the company, following a review by outside counsel.

Influential investor Keith Gill, known as "Roaring Kitty," reported an exit from his Chewy stake in a securities filing.

Growth slows in search and YouTube, indicating weakness in advertising business.

The pharmaceutical company reported its third consecutive quarter with positive results.

The Italian fashion group said the results were hit by lower consumer confidence in several markets, as the luxury industry continues to grapple with a period of volatility.

The owner of brands including Jean Paul Gaultier, Carolina Herrera and Nina Ricci increased sales by 11% in the third quarter, beating analysts' forecasts.

Carriers have increased requirements for passengers to improve their standing in programs in recent years.

The coffee-chain has expected office employees to come in three days a week. Now it is tightening enforcement.

The agreement with the rapper, which involved no payments, was disclosed as Adidas reported a 71% jump in third-quarter net profit, beating analysts' expectations.