US Business

Equinor’s Brazilian subsidiary has signed an agreement to sell its interest in the Peregrino field to Prio Tigris, a unit of PRIO SA, Brazil’s largest independent oil-and-gas firm, the company said Friday.

United has been urging the government to limit the number of flights to what an airport can realistically manage based on staffing, CEO Scott Kirby said.

He’s a supply-chain logistics geek with a huge following—and a dire warning about tariffs.

The superhero studio is cutting back TV production and fixing its film slate.

The lender said it now forecasts total income excluding notable items for 2025 to be closer to 15.7 billion pounds than to 15.2 billion pounds.

The results were the company’s first since its March capital markets day, when it said it would grow top-line production and increase shareholder returns over the next five years.

The chemical giant stuck to its outlook after first-quarter results, but said it was difficult to assess the impact of tariffs at this point.

The bank posted a smaller-than-feared decline in net profit for the first quarter, backed its guidance for 2025 and said it is well on track to meet its 2027 targets.

Uncertainty over tariffs has many businesses bracing for an economic downturn. Ride-hailing and delivery giant Grab isn’t overly worried, its chief financial officer says.

The aircraft engine maker had a strong start to the year on an increased aftermarket revenue at its civil aerospace unit and increased orders in its defense and power systems businesses.