By Caroline Valetkevitch NEW YORK (Reuters) - As U.S. companies open their books on the second quarter in the coming weeks, investors increasingly worried about a recession will be anxious to hear what executives say about how demand is holding…
By Timothy Aeppel and Ann Saphir (Reuters) - Jay Baker is not worried about a recession. He worries about whether his new workers will keep leaving before the end of their first shift. The chief executive of Jamestown Plastics Inc,…
By David Shepardson WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. auto safety regulators have opened a special investigation into a fatal pedestrian crash in California involving a 2018 Tesla Model 3 where an advanced driver assistance system is suspected of use. The National…
By Danilo Masoni and Medha Singh MILAN (Reuters) - The upcoming corporate earnings season could prompt another sharp fall in global share prices with profit forecasts looking far too upbeat given mounting recession risks, investors and analysts warn. After shedding…
By David Randall NEW YORK (Reuters) - Growing worries about a potential recession in the United States are tempting some investors back into the Treasury market, despite bruising declines in U.S. government bonds throughout the first half of 2022. Surging…
(Reuters) - Crypto lenders, which boomed during the COVID-19 pandemic, have run into difficulties recently due to a slump brought on by the downfall of a major token in May and a global risk-off sentiment. Below are some of the…
By Stephen Nellis (Reuters) - Apple Inc on Wednesday said it plans to release a new feature called "Lockdown Mode" this fall that aims to add a new layer of protection for human rights advocates, political dissidents and other targets…
By Eva Mathews (Reuters) - Tesla Inc faces a series of hurdles ranging from production snags to rising inflation that may hit profits, Wall Street analysts said on Tuesday, as the electric-car maker reported a fall in deliveries for the…
By Sayantani Ghosh (Reuters) - A handful of chipmakers including Micron and AMD have signaled waning demand as red-hot inflation squeezes spending, even as it eases a two-year global semiconductor shortage that has hit production of everything from cars to…
(This June 28 story corrects paragraph 5 to say that no injuries were reported after FDA clarifies) (Reuters) - U.S. health regulators on Tuesday classified the recall of some backup batteries of GE Healthcare's ventilators, which the company had initiated…