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Stellantis has reported its first-ever annual loss, posting a €22.3 billion deficit for 2025 after absorbing substantial write-downs linked to a sweeping overhaul of its electrification strategy. The multinational automotive conglomerate, which

Software equities staged a notable rebound on Tuesday after artificial intelligence startup Anthropic unveiled new enterprise partnerships that appeared to ease investor anxiety about widespread technological displacement across the sector. The company’s

Etihad Airways has delivered a sharp improvement in financial performance, reporting a near 50% rise in annual net profit to $698 million, underscoring the strength of global travel demand and disciplined operational

Rolls-Royce Holdings is expected to unveil a new share buyback program worth up to £1.5 billion alongside its annual financial results this week, according to media reports. The aerospace and defense group

A federal judge in Miami has denied Tesla’s attempt to overturn a $243 million jury verdict related to a fatal 2019 crash involving the company’s Autopilot system, delivering a significant legal setback

Shares of customer communications software providers RingCentral and Five9 surged after quarterly results eased investor fears that artificial intelligence tools could undermine the software-as-a-service industry’s traditional business models. RingCentral climbed roughly 34%

Germany is evaluating the purchase of additional American-built F-35 fighter jets as uncertainty grows around its joint sixth-generation aircraft project with France, according to multiple sources familiar with ongoing defence discussions. One

JPMorgan Chase is preparing a substantial retail banking expansion across the United States, with plans to launch more than 160 new physical branches spanning over thirty states during 2026. The initiative forms

Japan’s economy expanded by 0.1 percent during the fourth quarter of 2025 compared with the previous three-month period, narrowly avoiding the technical recession economists feared after a prior contraction. The reading reversed

Electric vehicle manufacturer Rivian Automotive exceeded Wall Street fourth-quarter expectations while forecasting a major increase in deliveries for the coming year. The company reported an adjusted loss per share of 54 cents,