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Carney’s first budget falls short on vow to transform Canadian economy

By Maria Cheng OTTAWA (Reuters) -Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney promised that his first budget would be a bold blueprint for "generational investments," to bolster the economy and withstand a trade war with the U.S., but to some analysts the document he unveiled on ...
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Wall Street bonuses expected to be highest in four years, consultancy says

By Tatiana Bautzer NEW YORK (Reuters) -Wall Street bonuses are expected to rise for the second year for traders and investment bankers on surging deal volume and market volatility, according to financial compensation consultancy Johnson Associates. The bonus pool is expected to be the highest since ...
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Google’s $32 billion deal for Wiz clears DOJ antitrust review, Wiz CEO tells WSJ

(Reuters) -Cybersecurity company Wiz has cleared a U.S. Justice Department (DOJ) antitrust review of its acquisition by Google-parent Alphabet, Wiz CEO said in a Wall Street Journal event on Tuesday. The deal, valued at about $32 billion, would be Alphabet's largest acquisition. It will integrate ...
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Magnum Ice Cream says Ben & Jerry’s board chair no longer fit to serve

By Alexander Marrow LONDON (Reuters) -The Magnum Ice Cream Company has concluded that the chair of its Ben & Jerry's brand no longer "meets the criteria" to serve as a board member after internal investigations, it said in an SEC filing, as an ongoing internal ...
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Global private equity funds consider return to China as investors pivot from US

By Kane Wu and Selena Li HONG KONG (Reuters) -Global private equity partners are eyeing a return to China after staying on the sidelines over the last few years, encouraged by cheaper valuations and as investors pare U.S. allocations, top fund executives said on ...
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Nippon Steel excludes US Steel from profit guidance on ‘significant’ market challenges

By Yuka Obayashi and Katya Golubkova TOKYO (Reuters) -Nippon Steel, Japan's biggest steelmaker, said it expects to report a 14% fall in annual profit before one-offs for the current fiscal year, but that excluded its outlook for U.S. Steel, due to significant challenges in the ...
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SoftBank’s PayPay US listing review stalled by government shutdown, company president says

TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan's SoftBank Corp President Jun Miyakawa said on Wednesday that the U.S. government shutdown has halted regulatory review of its payments app operator PayPay's planned listing in the U.S. Reuters reported last month investors expect the valuation of PayPay could exceed 3 trillion ...
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China rolls back, suspends retaliatory measures against some US entities

BEIJING (Reuters) -China will remove export control measures against 15 U.S. entities and continue to pause such measures for another 16 entities for a year, effective November 10, a commerce ministry statement showed. China will also remove or suspend for one year measures it took ...
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BMW boosts profit margin for cars as EV spending passes peak

By Rachel More and Christina Amann BERLIN (Reuters) -German automaker BMW's core profit margin rose in the third quarter as it passed the peak in research and development spending on a new all-electric range that it hopes will boost growth amid stiff competition in China. The ...
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Tesla board to shareholders: Pay Musk or else

By Chris Kirkham LOS ANGELES (Reuters) -Tesla's board of directors has pushed in all its chips on Elon Musk. Now investors must decide whether to back the biggest bet in company history. Shareholders will vote Thursday on the stark choice presented by the board: pay Musk ...
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Drone sightings disrupt flights at Belgium’s main airport

BRUSSELS (AP) - Flights at Belgium's main international airport remained disrupted on Wednesday after drone sightings overnight forced it to close temporarily and Prime Minister Bart De Wever called a meeting with senior ministers to discuss safety concerns. It was the first time that airport ...
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Toyota raises full-year operating profit outlook on volumes, cost-reduction efforts

TOKYO (Reuters) -Toyota Motor raised its full-year operating profit forecast on Wednesday, as cost reduction efforts and strong hybrid sales were expected to help offset the impact of U.S. import tariffs. The world's biggest automaker now expects operating profit of 3.4 trillion yen ($22.6 billion) ...
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