Lowe’s beat first-quarter earnings expectations but lowered its full-year sales outlook.
The IMF now expects the UK to avoid a recession
The International Monetary Fund says the U.K. will avoid entering a recession in 2023 and will maintain ‘subdued’ but positive growth.
Jefferies names Microsoft a top pick, sees more than 20% upside as A.I. excitement grows
The firm listed Microsoft as the top pick among 12 companies least at risk from the growing prominence of AI.
A.I. investments will keep Nvidia ahead of its semiconductor rivals, Stifel says
Nvidia has been on a tear this year with an 113% gain.
HSBC sees Chevron jumping more than 20% as oil prices recover
Buy this oil giant thanks to a strong dividend yield and stock buyback while the stock could climb as much as 24%, HSBC says.
‘Go to hell, Shell’: Climate protesters try to storm stage at oil giant’s annual shareholders meeting
Climate-focused investors are seeking to ramp up pressure on Shell at its annual meeting Tuesday, after an extraordinary run of record profits.
Ukraine war live updates: Russian court extends Evan Gershkovich’s detention; U.S. asks for access to WSJ reporter
The governor of Russia’s Belgorod region said Tuesday that a “counter-terrorism operation” was ongoing following an armed attack that Russia blamed on Ukraine.
Cacti, wild coffee and false bananas: Scientists sketch out the menus of the future
CNBC’s Sustainable Future takes a look at some of the crops that may have a big role to play in the future.
A common money mistake saw America’s Got Talent judge Simon Cowell broke at 28 and living with his parents
British music mogul Simon Cowell wasn’t always a savvy businessman. In fact, early on in his career, he almost went bankrupt.
Goldman Sachs says jobs mismatch drove up China’s youth unemployment
Record unemployment among China’s young people stems partly from a mismatch between their majors and available jobs, Goldman Sachs analysts said.
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