Siemens increased its quarterly profit by 193 percent last year, impacted by the exit from Russia.
German industrial conglomerate Siemens increased its net profit 193 percent year-on-year to 3.6 billion euros (about 85 billion kronor) in the second quarter of its fiscal year, the company said in its earnings results today. A year ago, the company's performance was hit by… read more
AT&S posts Q4 after-tax loss on weaker demand and cuts dividend
AT&S Austria Technologie & Systemtechnik will propose a lower dividend for fiscal year 2023 after reporting an after-tax loss for the fourth quarter due to lower sales caused by declining demand.
The Austrian semiconductor components maker posted an after-tax loss of 85 million euros ($92.5 million) for the quarter… read more
Hello a little something hot about Volkswagen
Avilon to pay up to 125 million euros for Volkswagen's Russian activities
Russian authorities have approved a deal under which Russian car dealer Avilon will pay up to 125 million euros (about three billion kronor) for the Russian activities of German carmaker Volkswagen. The Interfax news agency reported this today, citing a source… read more
Hi, so what do you see the next continuation of $PLTR+2.4% the results were quite surprising and the market has priced it nicely
Palantir
PLTR$PACW-2.7% what can I say one minute it looks like a crash and suddenly the stock is 81%
PacWest Bancorp
PACWChesapeake Energy $CHK-2.6% beat earnings expectations.
Exxon and Chevron results and assumptions
Exxon Mobil ($XOM) on Friday posted a record first-quarter profit that was more than double the year-earlier figure and beat Wall Street estimates as rising oil and gas production overcame a drop in energy prices from high levels.
From trains to industrial software? I thought they only made appliances - interesting.