NTT has a history of returning profits to shareholders through both buybacks and dividends. Its dividend payout ratio has ranged between 31% and 41% during the past five years, averaging 33%. The ...

The bottom line: We expect a low-single-digit percentage increase to our $312 per share fair value estimate for wide-moat ...

As announced July 29, Novo Nordisk NVO saw 18% sales growth and 40% operating profit growth at constant currencies in the ...

Uber Technologies’ UBER second-quarter earnings met its forecast for 18% growth in gross bookings and beat adjusted EBITDA ...

The ripple effect from so many grounded United jets contributed to more than 1,600 combined delays Wednesday night for other carriers, including Alaska Airlines (ALK), Delta Air Lines (DAL), Southwest ...

Tech shares were aided by reports of a $100 billion U.S. manufacturing pledge from the iPhone maker. The Nasdaq rose 1.2%, while the S&P 500 gained 0.7% and the Dow industrials added 0.2%. BOE ...

Kubota continues to strengthen its premium compact farm and construction equipment offerings for small-scale agriculture, landscaping, and residential markets. In its largest market by sales, North ...

Microsoft Raids Google's DeepMind AI Unit With Promise of Less Bureaucracy Mustafa Suleyman, who founded DeepMind and sold it to Google, has been telling recruits that Microsoft is now the more ...

Rio Tinto will invest $180 million in a project aimed at shoring up the future of its bauxite operations near the northern tip of Australia's Queensland state.

The FAA issued ground stops at several United hubs Wednesday evening. DoorDash's second-quarter revenue rose, boosted by continued growth in online restaurant and grocery-store orders, exceeding Wall ...

He added: "While Lyft's results were robust, investors are likely selling off the stock because it is growing far slower than Uber, owns less of the ride-share market, and is far less aggressive in ...

President Donald Trump's latest tariffs are ready to launch. Last week, Trump signed executive orders slapping tariffs of between 10% and 41% on a range of countries, but delayed their start date ...