Recent Articles from Reuters
Warner Bros Discovery considers reopening sale talks with Paramount, Bloomberg reports
Warner Bros Discovery is weighing reopening sale discussions with Paramount after a revised offer, while its board debates sticking with the Netflix deal.
S&P 500 ends up slightly as tech dips, inflation cools
U.S. consumer prices increased less than expected in January, prompting traders to slightly raise the chance of a 25 basis point interest-rate cut in June.
Applied Materials shares rise 11% on strong AI chip equipment demand forecast
Applied Materials forecasts stronger quarterly results driven by AI chip demand and memory market tightening, boosting its shares by 11%.
US rate futures rise on softer January inflation boosting June Fed cut bets
US rate futures increased their odds of Federal Reserve rate cuts in June after January inflation data showed a smaller rise than expected.
US stocks fall as tech slides and treasury yields drop ahead of inflation data
U.S. stocks declined sharply led by tech sector losses and falling Treasury yields, as investors await key inflation data and assess Federal Reserve policy.
US dollar weakens as traders assess economic data; yen set for strong weekly gains
The US dollar declined against major currencies amid mixed economic data, while the Japanese yen is poised for its strongest weekly rise in a year following political developments.
Four EY partners exit after audit breaches in Shell contract, FT reports
Four EY partners left after breaching independence rules during Shell's audit, leading to contract termination and regulatory investigations, the Financial Times reported.
Saks to close Richmond store, laying off 40 workers
Saks Fifth Avenue will close its Richmond store, cutting 40 jobs as parent company seeks bankruptcy court approval.
CarMax names Barr as next CEO
Goochland County-based CarMax on Thursday named Keith Barr as its next president and CEO, who will take over the helm at the Fortune 500 used car retailer as it navigates a turnaround plan and lower demand.
Wall Street closes mixed after strong US jobs report shifts Fed rate cut outlook
Wall Street ended mixed following a stronger-than-expected US jobs report that tempered expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts. The Dow and Nasdaq fell slightly while the S&P 500 was flat.



















