Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc raised full-year adjusted profit forecast on Wednesday, as the U.S. hotel operator expects pent-up travel demand to bolster its earnings.
Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc raised full-year adjusted profit forecast on Wednesday, as the U.S. hotel operator expects pent-up travel demand to bolster its earnings.
Ukraine's top diplomat visited Liberia on Wednesday on a third wartime tour of Africa as Russia prepares to host a summit with leaders from the continent this week after the demise of the Black Sea grain deal.
IndiGo operator InterGlobe Aviation said on Wednesday it is working with Pratt & Whitney to assess any potential impact on its fleet, after a warning from the U.S. engine maker spooked global airlines.
European shares are set to snap a six-day winning run on Wednesday, hurt by underwhelming results from French luxury goods giant LVMH as well as nerves ahead of the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision later in the day.
Many Indian restaurants are cutting back on tomatoes in their popular dishes and consumer companies are ramping up production of cheaper purees that are flying off the shelves, after prices surged more than 500%.
InterGlobe Aviation, which owns India's top airline IndiGo, said on Wednesday that it is working with Pratt & Whitney to assess the impact on the company's fleet after the engine maker's latest inspection of its engines.
Global rice importers are likely to seek direct deals with governments in exporting countries as India's ban on shipments of a key variety is squeezing supplies and igniting concerns over food security.
China's sow herd increased by 0.9% from the end of May to the end of June, farm ministry data showed on Wednesday, in a surprise rise in the breeding herd despite months of losses for farmers in the world's top pork producer.
Shares in LVMH fell sharply on Wednesday as analysts said that an in-line increase in sales at the world's top luxury indicated the overall sector was moving towards a less impressive path of growth.
European shares slipped on Wednesday as investors digested a slew of corporate earnings, while caution gripped markets ahead of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy decision due later in the day.
Thai exports shrank for a ninth consecutive month in June, albeit at a smaller rate than expected, as global demand remains sluggish, but the commerce ministry said on Wednesday it still expects some growth for the full year.
Amid the rhythmic clatter of traditional wooden looms, artisans at a workshop in rural Burkina Faso spin indigo-dyed cotton into sprawling lengths of cloth, destined for modern suits designed by the nation's foremost couturier.
German sportswear maker Puma on Wednesday said its second-quarter sales grew by 11%, slightly ahead of market expectations, boosted by China sales and resilient Europe.
Dunhill cigarette maker British American Tobacco reported a jump in half-yearly profit on Wednesday, supported by higher cigarette prices and fast-growing demand for tobacco alternatives.
Global rice importers are likely to seek direct deals with governments in exporting countries as India's ban on shipments of a key variety is squeezing supplies and igniting concerns over food security.
Russian air strikes on Ukrainian grain facilities on the Danube this week threaten a vital river route for Kyiv's exports, as Moscow seeks to tighten the noose around a key sector of the economy days after abandoning the Black Sea shipping deal.
Malaysian renewable energy company reNIKOLA Holdings is seeking to raise up to 2 billion ringgit ($438.4 million) over the next three years to fund its pipeline of projects including solar in Southeast Asia, its managing director told Reuters.
Copper prices in Shanghai climbed on Wednesday to their highest in more than two weeks, aided by brighter demand perspective from top consumer China, while London metals eased ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve's policy decision due later in the day.