Southwest expects a first-quarter loss because of current revenue and cost trends.

Apple maintained its position as the top smartphone maker in the world, shipping 72.3 million iPhones in the fourth quarter, down 14.9% year on year, IDC said.

“The most expensive products grew double digit in every region of the world,” Chief Executive Ivan Menezes told CNBC.

After the U.S. and Germany’s historic decision to supply battle tanks to Ukraine, talk has already turned to the possible supply of other firepower.

Toyoda, 66, is the grandson of the carmaker’s founder and has served as chief executive since June 2009.

SAP became the latest tech giant to announce significant layoffs, with plans to cut up to 3,000 jobs, or about 2.5% of its workforce.

Russia and South Africa vowed this week to strengthen bilateral ties and will embark on a joint military exercise next month, coinciding with the anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine.

ECB’s Lagarde has said “we will stay the course to ensure the timely return of inflation” but market watchers are asking for how long.

Jobs relating to sustainability, data and company growth are growing in the U.K., data from LinkedIn shows.

Norway’s skyrocketing oil and gas wealth is expected to climb to new heights this year, igniting an impassioned debate about international justice.