US Business

BHP Group thought it could buy its way to becoming the world’s top copper producer. Now, it may need to expand or build its own mines to get there.

The company posted higher quarterly sales in an early sign that its new leader’s plan for turning around the beleaguered retailer is starting to pay off.

The air-safety regulator says it will monitor Boeing’s performance based on quality metrics set by the company.

Paramount’s directors are expected to review the new offer, which is more favorable to both Paramount’s voting and nonvoting shareholders.

Unconditional approval from the EU means that the deal can go ahead without KKR or Telecom Italia having to make so-called remedies or commitments.

The electric-vehicle maker said the proxy-advisory firm “omits key considerations, uses faulty logic, and relies on speculation and hypotheticals” in its recommendation.

CEO Robert Isom said the airline lost business travel after cutting sales staff and shifting away from corporate booking channels.

One series will involve bandmates auditioning and rehearsing without ever seeing each other.

Carlos Tavares, CEO of the brand’s parent Stellantis, says it already sells affordable EVs elsewhere in the world at a profit.

Anglo American rejected Australian mining giant BHP’s plea to extend their $50 billion takeover talks.