The outgoing CEO of a giant autos firm had a message for his successor: Don’t be like me
After Akio Toyoda, CEO and president of Toyota, announced he was stepping down on Thursday, he shared his advice to his successor and his business philosophy.
$6.6 billion fintech Wise accused by rival of harming competition
Wise was accused of harming competition in the money transfer market by delisting a rival, Atlantic Money, from its currency exchange comparison tool.
Chevron annual profit doubles to record $36.5 billion, but fourth-quarter miss hits shares
Chevron on Friday posted a record $36.5 billion profit for 2022 that was more than double year-earlier earnings but fell shy of Wall Street estimates.
British finance minister sticks to tax-hiking plans, pledges post-Brexit reforms
British Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt on Friday signaled he is pushing ahead with tax hikes, while stressing the need to make Brexit a “catalyst” for U.K. growth.
Big Oil poised to smash annual profit records — sparking outcry from campaigners and activists
Energy giants are expected to use their windfall profits to reward shareholders with higher dividends and share buybacks.
For Ukraine, Western tanks could be a game changer in the conflict
Leopard 2s have a big advantage for Ukraine: They’re widely available in Europe.
Fiji fires its top cop and scraps a policing agreement with China
Fiji’s president suspended the commissioner of police after a general election saw the first change in government in the Pacific island nation in 16 years.
Fashion retailer H&M’s profit tumbles more than expected as costs bite
Retailer H&M reported a larger-than-expected decline in September-November profit, amid weak consumer confidence and rising costs.
Adani shares plunge further as it weighs legal action against short seller firm
Adani Group companies’ stock prices dropped for a second consecutive trading session after Hindenburg announced its short position in the conglomerate’s firms.
