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Exxon Mobil Sees Higher Earnings, Greater Returns in New 2030 Plan

The company expects $25 billion in earnings growth and $35 billion in cash flow growth through the end of the decade, driven by improvements from its multiyear transformation.

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AutoZone Profit Falls as Higher Costs Continue from Tariffs

The car parts retailer's revenue grew but profit fell due to continued higher costs due to tariffs.

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Home Depot Gives Guarded Forecast

Home Depot gave a cautious outlook for fiscal 2026 as the housing market continues to lag.

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CVS Health Boosts Guidance, Sees Profit Growth in 2026

The healthcare giant expects its turnaround efforts to pay off as it raised its full-year outlook and expects that momentum to carry over into 2026.

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How Trump's U-Turn on Nvidia Chips Changes the Game for China's AI

President Trump's deal instantly reshaped the U.S.-China technological Cold War. The fear among his critics is he just helped Beijing catch up.

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Campbell's Quarterly Profit, Revenue Fall

Campbell's logged lower profit and revenue in its latest quarter as weak demand for snacks continued. It also said it has agreed to acquire a 49% interest in La Regina, the maker of Rao's pasta sauce.

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EU Probes Google Over Use of Online Content to Power AI

The antitrust investigation cites concerns about how the company uses uploaded content on platforms such as YouTube to power and train its AI tools.

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Anthropic and Accenture Strike AI Deal Targeting Business Clients

The artificial-intelligence model maker and consulting firm say they can help businesses see a positive return on their AI investments.

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Ford and Renault Team Up in Europe to Compete Against Low-Price Chinese Cars

The French carmaker will build two entry-level electric vehicles, part of a relaunch of Ford's embattled European business.

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BMW Names New Boss to Guide It Through Industry Upheaval

New chief of America's biggest auto exporter is set to face the challenge of keeping a business model built on globalization shielded from tariffs.

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Sam Altman's Sprint to Correct OpenAI's Direction and Fend Off Google

The CEO is prioritizing achieving mass popularity through ChatGPT versus moonshot projects like artificial general intelligence.

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PepsiCo to Cut Costs, Lower Food Prices in Deal With Activist

The soda and snacks company struck an agreement with Elliott Investment Management, which revealed a $4 billion stake in September.

 

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