Factbox: Strong U.S. dollar hurts U.S. firms across multiple industries
A rapid rise in the dollar has hurt second-quarter financial results and some U.S. companies are warning that the pressure could persist in future quarters.
A rapid rise in the dollar has hurt second-quarter financial results and some U.S. companies are warning that the pressure could persist in future quarters.
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Verizon Communications Inc on Tuesday reported quarterly profit and revenue that topped estimates but added fewer-than-expected monthly subscribers amid a dearth of special promotions.
Verizon Communications Inc reported better-than-expected quarterly profit and revenue on Tuesday as the No. 1 U.S. wireless carrier attracted more subscribers with unlimited data plans, sending shares higher in premarket trading.
Ford Motor Co said it would invest $4 billion through 2023 in its newly formed autonomous vehicle unit, Ford Autonomous Vehicles LLC, as it looks to produce self-driving cars in the next three years.
Biogen Inc reported far better-than-expected second quarter profit on Tuesday, driven by strong demand of its Spinraza muscle disease treatment, and the U.S. biotech company raised its full-year profit forecast.
Ford Motor Co said on Tuesday it created a new unit called Ford Autonomous Vehicles LLC as it looks to accelerate its autonomous vehicle business.
Global equity markets hit their highest in a month on Tuesday, as stellar results from Google parent Alphabet underpinned tech stocks and China promised fiscal action to support the world’s second-largest economy.
Dutch group Philips and three other consumer electronics companies were fined a total 111.2 million euros ($130 million) by EU antitrust regulators on Tuesday for imposing fixed or minimum online prices for their products.
The trade is familiar to investors worldwide: in times of turmoil, rush for cover by buying the Japanese yen.
U.S. stock indexes climbed on Tuesday and the Nasdaq hit a new record high as Google-parent Alphabet’s strong quarterly results reaffirmed expectations of a robust earnings season and sparked a rally among technology shares.
Italy’s government agreed on Tuesday to delay a reform of small banks, slowing an overhaul planned by the former center-left government and backed by the European Central Bank.
The International Monetary Fund said on Tuesday that the U.S. dollar is over-valued, China’s yuan is in line with fundamentals and nearly half of global current account balances are now excessive, adding to growth risks and trade tensions.
Eli Lilly and Co announced on Tuesday it would take its Elanco animal health business public and posted better-than-expected quarterly profit, helped by demand for its diabetes drugs Trulicity and Humalog.
The Nasdaq hit a record high at open on Tuesday, as Google-parent Alphabet climbed after a strong quarter and lifted shares of other technology companies.
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