Dean Seal is a reporter with a focus on finance and business news. He has written for publications such as Yahoo Finance, The Wall Street Journal, and Talking Biz News. Dean's articles cover a range of topics including corporate earnings, mergers and acquisitions, and regulatory actions.
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The company said the group has used the information taken from email accounts to access its source code repositories and internal systems.
Agriculture company Archer Daniels Midland recorded lower quarterly earnings and sales, but said results won’t be affected by an internal probe into its accounting practices. The Chicago grain merchant and commodity trader’s quarterly sales fell 11% to just below $23 billion, missing analyst projections. + Adjusted earnings, which strip out one-time items, totaled $1.36 a share.
Agriculture company Archer Daniels Midland recorded lower quarterly earnings and sales, and [disclosed a probe by the Department of Justice](https://www.wsj/business/earnings/adm-discloses-justice-department-probe-into-accounting-64336d37).
By: Dean Seal
The carrier now expects to top previous first-quarter performance targets despite having to ground planes over January’s in-flight incident.
Fast-food locations in Japan and Hong Kong were facing disruptions from reported issues with their computer systems.
Fisker is pausing production for six weeks as it continues deal talks with a large automaker and works to keep the business running.
GE Aerospace shares jumped after the maker of jet engines’ first quarterly report since separating from General Electric’s power business topped expectations. The company’s report includes the results of GE Vernova, the unit that finished separating from GE Aerospace on April 2. GE Aerospace’s first-quarter report, by the numbers: + **Revenue** rose 11% to $16.1 billion, ahead of analysts' projections for $15.25 billion, according to FactSet.
American Airlines shares fell after the company swung to a loss in the first three months of the year, but offered upbeat guidance for the current quarter. American said it is more than 80% of the way to its 2025 total debt reduction goal. The company's forecast: + American guided for second-quarter adjusted earnings of $1.15 to $1.45 a share.
Federal auto-safety regulators have opened an investigation into the adequacy of Tesla's December recall of 2 million vehicles equipped with Autopilot controls.
Shares of ResMed jumped Friday, making the medical device company the morning's biggest mover on the S&P 500. Margins improved as overhead costs and research & development costs held relatively flat.
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