US Business

The company behind Johnnie Walker whisky, Guinness beer and Smirnoff vodka expects U.S. tariffs to result in an unmitigated $150 million hit on profit, but reiterated its guidance for the year.

The South Africa-based telecommunications company—majority owned by the U.K.’s Vodafone Group—upgraded the targets after net profit and revenue rose.

The drop in earnings was in line with analysts’ expectations, as passengers paid 7% lower average fares while operating costs increased 9%.

The U.S. and Brazil are among countries building capacity to mine and refine metals for EVs and smartphones.

The Senate is to vote as early as next week on a measure to revoke the state’s emissions waiver.

The retailer’s CEO last month was among a small group of executives who warned the president that tariffs would result in price hikes.

Andy Silvernail was looking for a business that needed to be transformed in a big way when he agreed to lead the 127-year-old company.

Consumers are more interested in buying a product they hear great things about. But there’s a hidden downside to all the good vibes.

Lower oil prices are expected to precipitate a decrease in crude output that won’t easily be reversed.

Aramco signed 34 memoranda of understanding and agreements with major companies such as Exxon Mobil, Nvidia and Amazon.com.