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The Dutch brewer backed its full-year guidance after quarterly performance beat market expectations, but warned that the consumer and geopolitical backdrop remains volatile.

The supplier of semiconductor-making equipment posted first-quarter orders below analysts’ projections as chip makers held back spending on machinery.

The popularity of a Chinese e-commerce app has surged in the U.S., driven by a spate of viral TikTok videos amid the trade war between the world’s two largest economies.

Jim Sinegal sat down with The Wall Street Journal to discuss how he built the $86 billion label Kirkland Signature and more.

The energy major said it anticipates hydrocarbon production for the first three months of 2025 to be between 2.5 million and 2.55 million barrels of oil equivalent a day.

The personal-care products maker reported organic sales growth of 3.6% and backed its expectations for 2025.

The money-transfer company’s cross-border volume increased 28%, boosted by active customer growth of 17%.

The network business reported a 6% rise in sales, with strong growth in North America as customers moved forward investments ahead of planned U.S. tariffs.

The advertising and marketing-services group confirmed its expectations for the year after organic growth beat expectations, amid fears that tariff uncertainty might prompt clients to pull back spending.

Last week’s fatal crash involving a sightseeing helicopter in New York was the latest in a string of similar disasters.