PepsiCo has exceeded Wall Street expectations in its latest quarterly earnings, driven largely by strategic price cuts on flagship snack brands like Doritos and Lay’s that helped bring shoppers back after months of declining demand.

Netflix is set to report its quarterly earnings after the bell, with investors closely watching whether the streaming giant can sustain its growth momentum amid rising competition and shifting business strategies.

The European Union is preparing to release up to €2.7 billion to Ukraine after Kyiv completed key parliamentary reforms, marking another critical step in sustaining the country’s wartime finances and long-term recovery. Speaking in Washington, EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos confirmed the disbursement would follow Ukraine’s recent legislative progress, with funds expected to range between…

Snap Inc., the parent company of Snapchat, is cutting around 1,000 jobs—about 16% of its workforce—while explicitly linking the move to rapid advances in artificial intelligence that are reducing the need for repetitive work.

The Detroit Tigers have made a decisive long-term bet on their future, agreeing to an eight-year, $150 million contract extension with rookie shortstop Kevin McGonigle—a deal that signals both confidence in elite young talent and a broader shift in Major League Baseball’s financial strategy.

U.S. import prices rose less than expected in March, but economists warn the real inflation shock is still ahead as the Iran war drives a surge in global oil costs.

French sugar producer Cristal Union has reported a sharp 14% drop in annual revenue, underscoring a deepening in Europe’s sugar market as prices continue to rapidly.

The global ripple effects of the Middle East war are now hitting the world’s largest copper producer, as Chile’s Codelco confirms a sharp rise in production costs driven by energy and supply chain disruptions.

BlackRock has upgraded its stance on U.S. equities to “overweight,” signaling renewed confidence in the market despite ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.

Lockheed Martin has secured a $4.7 billion contract to produce Patriot missile interceptors, marking another major expansion of U.S. and allied air defense capacity at a time of rising global security threats.