Annual weekly earnings growth, excluding bonuses, rose to 3.7%, from an upwardly revised 3.6% in the three months through July, Britain's Office for National Statistics said. Economists polled last ...

Separately, Changzhou Microintelligence, an industrial-robot maker that uses AI, is offering 37.3 million shares to raise as much as HK$799.9 million. The company has set a price range of between ...

Steel Dynamics reported a lower third-quarter profit than Wall Street analysts were expecting. Shares fell 5.5% to $231.75 after the bell on Monday. Crown Holdings issues guidance for fourth-quarter ...

FreightCar America shares declined as the company said it believes that the customer for a tank car retrofit order "is unlikely to be able to meet its obligations" under its contract. Shares fell 21% ...

West Pharmaceutical Services said its board approved an 18% increase to the company's quarterly dividend. The new dividend of 26 cents per share, up from 22 cents per share, will be payable on Nov. 18 ...

Karooooo Limited shares fell after the company's adjusted earnings in the second quarter fell short of Wall Street's expectations. Shares fell 8.5% to $56.82 in after-hours trading on Monday. The ...

Research has found that it can take more than six months for professional athletes to return to play after being treated for ...

SYDNEY--National Australia Bank will cut about 6% of its workforce over the next 11 months as the lender simplifies its operating model. NAB, which is Australia's second-largest lender by market ...

Nursery center operator iStep Learning filed to list its shares on the NYSE American in an initial public offering. The U.K. company is planning to offer 4 million shares and expects the offering to ...

Innventure has appointed Eric Stober as chief financial officer, succeeding David Yablunosky.

Metropolitan Bank Holding said its board has approved a 14% increase to the company's quarterly dividend. Metropolitan Bank Holding Corp. is the parent company for New York City-based Metropolitan ...

Credit markets are sending unusually mixed messages to investors right now, and it’s making some people nervous.