AirAsia Group Bhd CEO Tony Fernandes said the group had not yet taken a decision on which aircraft manufacturer to pick for new plane orders and that he was not planning to go to this week’s air show in Farnborough, England.
Wall Street rose on Tuesday as Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s optimistic view on the U.S. economy and solid earnings from Dow component Johnson & Johnson lifted expectations of a robust second-quarter earnings season.
JPMorgan Chase & Co has made a strategic investment in Volley.com, a San Francisco-based startup that uses artificial intelligence to help large enterprises automatically generate training content for employees, the companies said on Tuesday.
Shares of Netflix Inc headed for their worst day in two years on Tuesday, falling as much as 14 percent after reporting a surprise shortfall in new subscribers in a quarter marked by the lack of a blockbuster new show and World Cup soccer.
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Boeing will press for deeper price cuts from suppliers with overlapping operations once it completes its planned acquisition of the regional jet business of Brazil’s Embraer, Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg told Reuters on Tuesday.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac’s stock prices slipped on Tuesday after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell told a Senate panel that he thinks it’s important in the longer run the housing financial system be off the government’s balance sheet.
Amazon.com Inc will provide a new set of real-time statistics and graphics on live baseball games later this season, expanding its cloud computing deal with U.S. Major League Baseball, the two organizations told Reuters.
UnitedHealth Group Inc, the largest U.S. health insurer, on Tuesday reported second-quarter medical costs slightly higher than Wall Street expectations, sending its shares down 4 percent and weighing on the rest of the sector.
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AirAsia Group Bhd CEO Tony Fernandes said the group had not taken a decision on which aircraft manufacturer to pick for new plane orders and that he was not planning to go to the air show in Farnborough, England, this week.
Before the U.S.-China trade war, American pig processors exported nine out of every 10 pigs’ feet and heads they shipped overseas to China and Hong Kong – for prices higher than they would fetch anywhere else.
Seventeen U.S. lawmakers have urged the CEOs of Facebook and Google to resist changes stipulated by a new cybersecurity law in Vietnam, which critics say gives the Communist-ruled state more power to crackdown on dissent.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc announced a new chief executive on Tuesday and reported a better-than-expected jump in quarterly profit, but investors focused on relatively weak performance in its main businesses.
U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, discounting the risk that a trade war may throw a global recovery off track, said the economy is on the cusp of “several years” where the job market remains strong and inflation stays around the Fed’s 2 percent target.
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