US Business Activity Expands at Slowest Pace in Four Months
US business activity expanded in April at the slowest pace this year on a pullback in demand that led to the first decline in employment since 2020.
US business activity expanded in April at the slowest pace this year on a pullback in demand that led to the first decline in employment since 2020.
PepsiCo Inc. posted stronger-than-expected sales growth thanks to robust demand in its international divisions, while volumes dropped in North America.
Morocco’s state-owned phosphates giant is teeing up bond sales and could potentially list its chemicals business as part of efforts to raise billions of dollars for decarbonization efforts.
Boeing Co.’s plan to buy back supplier Spirit AeroSystems Holdings Inc. has become a protracted process over pricing for factories that make components for Airbus SE, complicating the US planemaker’s efforts to gain tighter control over manufacturing quality.
Halliburton Co., the world’s biggest provider of fracking work, posted its best earnings for a first quarter in a dozen years despite a shrinking business in the shale patch.
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