Новости за 09.02.2016

Daimler on Tuesday said it was taking a 340 million euros ($383.96 million)provision in its full-year 2015 results to cover the cost of recalling 840,000 vehicles with potential airbag defects.

Deutsche Bank AG is considering buying back back several billion euros of its own debt, the Financial Times reported Tuesday.

Libbey Inc. said it raised its quarterly dividend by about 5% to 11.5 cents a share from 11 cents a share.

3 Communications said Tuesday it is raising its quarterly dividend to 70 cents a share from 65 cents.

Concerns about ESPN’s dwindling subscriber base are dragging an otherwise robust outlook for Disney as the company prepares to announce its first quarter earnings after market close on Tuesday.

The U.S. Energy Information Administration cut its 2016 forecasts for West Texas Intermediate and Brent crude prices in a monthly

The imposition of negative interest rates by central banks in Japan and Europe has American investors spooked that the U.S. Fed might be mulling a similar policy. They needn't worry.

Viacom Inc. Chief Executive Philippe Dauman fiercely defended his leadership and the board's recent decision to name him executive chairman as the company on Tuesday reported a profit decline in its most-recent quarter.

U.S. President Barack Obama proposed a $4.1 trillion spending plan for fiscal year 2017 on Tuesday in a final White House budget that laid out his priorities for fighting Islamic State, raising taxes on wealthy Americans and helping the poor.

Deutsche Bank AG co-Chief Executive John Cryan on Tuesday sought to reassure employees about the bank's finances, saying that while it would likely raise legal provisions this year, the lender "remains rock-solid."

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals reported a weaker-than-expected profit for the first time in four quarters and forecast slowing sales growth for its blockbuster eye drug this year.

U.S. equity markets were primed for a lower open on Tuesday as European bank shares remained under pressure after a plunge in Japan’s Nikkei.

Viacom said profit in its latest quarter slid, hurt by weak performances in both its film and cable-networks segments.

Coca-Cola. on Tuesday reported better-than-expected profit and revenue for its fourth quarter, as higher volume and pricing helped offset the impact of weakness abroad.

CVS Health reported higher profit and revenue in its fourth quarter, as recent acquisitions and strength in its pharmacy-services business continue to drive growth.

Sears Holdings reported a 7.1 percent drop in sales at established stores during the holiday quarter compared with a year earlier, and said it would speed up closures of unprofitable stores in the next few months.

Burger chain Wendy's estimated a 4.7 percent fall in fourth-quarter revenue, as it sold more restaurants to franchisees.

U.S. small business confidence fell in January to its lowest level in nearly two years amid worries about the near-term outlook for business conditions and sales growth, consistent with a recent slowdown in economic growth.

White House officials plan to enact a range of initiatives this year that they believe will strengthen computer networks against cyberattacks, but part of the proposal--a big increase in federal spending--could hit a wall because it relies on congressional approval.

The world will store unwanted oil for most of 2016 as declines in U.S. output take time and OPEC is unlikely to cut a deal with other producers to reduce ballooning output, the International Energy Agency said.

Owens-Illinois Inc. shares rose 3.6% to $12.75 in the extended session Monday after the glass-container maker met quarterly expectations but forecast a weak outlook.

Gap Inc. said same-store sales for January were down 8% with sales for the four-weeks ending Jan. 30 totaling $813 million, down from $888 million in sales for the same period last year.

Shares of Qualys Inc. slid in Monday's extended trade after the cybersecurity firm issued a weak profit outlook.

Twenty-First Century Fox Inc reported lower-than-expected quarterly adjusted revenue, hurt by a fall in sales in its filmed entertainment division.

Oil production from seven major U.S. shale plays is expected to fall by 92,000 barrels a day in March from February, according to a monthly