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ING expects to grow its income and for its return on equity to rise in the mid-term, as the lender detailed its financial targets to 2027.

Fisker ran out of cash after a failed effort to change its business model and find a financial savior.

Sales were halted after Swedish Match North America received a subpoena regarding the sales of banned flavored nicotine pouches.

According to the lawsuit, Matthews International allegedly improperly filed patent applications incorporating Tesla’s trade secrets without the electric-car maker’s consent.

Primo Water and an affiliate of beverage company BlueTriton Brands have agreed to merge in an all-stock transaction to bring together a diversified portfolio of water brands.

Several high-profile candidates have turned down the chance to run Boeing, complicating the jet maker’s search for a new leader.

As France heads towards snap elections at the end of June, French government bonds could slide further, having already taken a major hit from the weekend’s European parliamentary elections, pushing their yields even higher, analysts said.

Nike suffered a setback in its bid to trademark the capitalized version of the word “footware” for tech-related products after a European Union court upheld a complaint from German rival Puma.

Maker Philip Morris expects the shortage to last until year-end, as the brand’s lone U.S. factory tries to meet surging demand in a “Zyndemic.”

After a turbulent few years, Bob Sternfels talks about revamping the company’s structure and employee development. “Not everyone gets an A.”