Exxon Profit Falls, Hurt By Weak Pricing
Exxon Mobil logged lower profit in the third quarter, hurt by weaker oil prices and higher costs, despite increasing production at two important oil fields.
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Chevron Profit Falls on Lower Oil Prices
Chevron said its third-quarter profit fell, citing lower crude oil prices and expenses from its acquisition of Hess.
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Newell Brands Cuts Outlook As Tariffs Raise Costs
Newell Brands reported lower third-quarter sales and cut its full-year earnings outlook, citing higher costs and reduced demand as a result of tariffs.
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Amazon’s Cloud Business Won’t Be an AI Laggard for Long
The e-commerce giant’s cloud-computing business has disappointed investors with its growth recently, but that appears to be changing.
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Elon Musk’s SpaceX Set to Win $2 Billion Pentagon Satellite Deal
The funding would support the development of satellites for President Trump’s Golden Dome project.
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Disney Channels Go Dark on YouTube TV
YouTube TV dropped ESPN, ABC and other channels after a new deal couldn’t be reached.
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Nvidia, Samsung to Build AI Factory in New Chip Deal
The U.S. giant has struck a spate of deals with some of South Korea’s biggest companies that will see more than a quarter-million of its chips deployed across the country.
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Audi Cuts Profitability Guidance Again
U.S. tariffs, restructuring costs and the postponement of an electric-vehicle platform weigh on profitability at the automaker.
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Danske Bank Expects Earnings to Land at Upper End of Guidance Range
Net interest income so far this year has been resilient, while fee income has remained strong and impairments low.
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Apple Expects Big December Quarter on iPhone Upgrades
The company says September-quarter revenue hit a record and early demand for the Pro and Pro Max iPhone models was strong.
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Navan Debut Is the Latest ‘Down Round IPO’
A handful of companies that have gone public have failed to match the frothy valuations set in their venture-backed rounds.
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Australian Bank ANZ’s Second-Half Profit to Take $728 Million Hit
ANZ will take a US$728 million hit from restructuring charges, impairments and other one-off costs when the Australian bank reports its first earnings results.
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October 31, 2025 07:15 ET (11:15 GMT)
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