Stephen Wilmot

The bank’s quarterly results gave shareholders a timeline for its evaluation of Credit Suisse’s books, but not for the crucial question of capital returns.

Strong first-quarter results from Barclays and Deutsche Bank show the financial rehabilitation of Europe’s top lenders, but investors remain wary.

Six months ago, Tesla started cutting prices in China. That same week, shares of rival self-driving technology provider Mobileye surged on their first day of trading following a hotly anticipated IPO. Now Tesla’s price war is catching up with [one of its most ambitious competitors](https://www.wsj.

Americans have had enough cognac for now. Rémy Cointreau stock was down about 10% early Friday, its worst fall in more than three years. The luxury liquor maker [said Friday it expected flat sales](https://www.wsj/articles/remy-cointreau-sees-stable-organic-sales-in-year-ahead-after-4q-growth-7

HSBC’s strong first quarter will take some of the heat out of top shareholder Ping An’s activist campaign—but not all. The Anglo-Asian bank reported better-than-expected quarterly revenues and costs

The Crown Estate, which finances the British monarchy, used to be a property company. Awkwardly, it is becoming a national renewable-energy champion.

The world’s largest automaker expects more than $22 billion in operating profit this fiscal year, and will need it to fund a uniquely broad approach

Polestar became the latest electric-vehicle manufacturer to cut its forecast for 2023 deliveries on Thursday, sending its stock down 11%.

The Detroit automaker sharpened its pitch to investors, but expectations are already high.

A technology-sharing deal between Toyota and Daimler focused on heavy-duty trucks signals the onset of costlier times for big-rig makers.