Pfizer topped analysts’ expectations with its first-quarter earnings report, despite a sales decline driven by the lower demand for the company’s Covid vaccine.

Morgan Stanley thinks the personal computer market has likely bottomed and has pegged Dell Technologies as big beneficiary.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon’s assertion that turmoil in the banking sector was effectively ended by the resolution of First Republic may be premature, one analyst has suggested.

Tesla increased the price of vehicles including its Model 3 and Model Y in the U.S., China, Canada, and Japan.

“We will compete like we have been competing all these years,” Qatar’s CEO Akbar Al Baker said at the Arabian Travel Market conference in Dubai.

Inflation in the euro zone rose in April, according to preliminary data released Tuesday, remaining significantly above levels targeted by the European Central Bank.

With limited upside from these levels, CEO Piyush Gupta said he expects the pace of decline will be very gradual and not “falling off a cliff.”

The White House estimated that Russia’s military suffered 100,000 casualties in the last five months of fighting in the area around Bakhmut and other areas.

The first-quarter results come after a year of whopping profits for Big Oil.

Its potential bankruptcy comes as several other media firms have had to downsize in recent months due to a challenging economy and a weak advertising market.