Trump criticized major oil companies for excessive profits from energy market disruption caused by his war on Iran, calling on them to reduce consumer prices.

Goldman Sachs is building an 800,000-square-foot Dallas campus planned to open in 2028, symbolizing Wall Street’s expansion into Texas as major financial firms pursue lucrative clients relocating to the state.

HSBC reported £7.5bn in quarterly profits, prompting campaigners to renew calls for a UK bank windfall tax that could raise £19bn to fund cost of living measures.

Nike’s China sales have declined 30% since 2021 as domestic brands gain market share amid a nationalist consumer movement, while the company struggles with distribution complexity and lack of localized products.

Ferrari’s CEO says the company is satisfied with the polarizing Luce electric vehicle launch this spring, despite initial market backlash and stock declines that have since recovered.

U.S. GDP grew at a 1.5% annual rate in the second quarter as consumer spending remained robust despite rising inflation and a slowdown from earlier in the year.

UEFA threatens to boycott FIFA competitions including the World Cup if FIFA proceeds with a plan to sell a 20% stake to private equity investors, calling the proposal irresponsible.

Thames Water’s chief executive claims the company’s leakage and pollution targets are unrealistic, amid ongoing criticism of the water company’s environmental performance and financial troubles.

HSBC is closing all 19 of its Australian branches and exiting retail banking over the next 18 months, selling its mortgage and loan portfolio to Blackstone.