GM, Ford and Fiat Chrysler reduced their financial outlooks as steel and aluminum tariffs took a toll.
Coca-Cola reported stronger-than-expected revenue in its latest quarter, boosted by rising volume from its trademark brands and sparkling soft drinks.
Corporate-turnaround specialist Jay Alix asked a bankruptcy judge to consider reopening Alpha Natural Resources’ chapter 11 case, citing disclosure violations by McKinsey & Co.
Metals prices took a battering as a new volley of tariff threats prompted investors to dump hard commodities.
Gold prices fell to their lowest level in more than a year with the dollar on track for a fresh 2018 high.
U.S. dependence on aluminum from Canada and a tightly woven supply chain suggest Trump administration efforts to buoy the American metals sector with levies won’t work.
Miners have long invested in technology to protect profits, but a new force for change has recently emerged: Companies like Apple see a marketing advantage in ensuring their products are greener than before.
Glencore Chairman Tony Hayward, the former chief executive of BP, is heading a new committee to oversee the Anglo-Swiss mining giant’s response to a subpoena by the U.S. Justice Department.
Gold prices were slightly lower after the latest jobs report showed the economy added more jobs than expected in June, while the unemployment rate edged slightly higher.
The impact of U.S. sanctions against Oleg Deripaska and his Rusal aluminum empire has trickled down to Siberia’s working class.
The threat of a trade war roiled industrial metals including copper during the second quarter, troubling investors who rely on their prices as economic indicators.
Copper prices slipped to a six-month low Thursday amid jitters about economic growth in China, the world’s dominant consumer of the metal.
Entrepreneur’s electric-car company is at a crucial moment in its quest to mass produce the Model 3 and transform from an unprofitable niche player into a major auto maker.
Copper prices fell to the lowest close in almost three months as tension between the U.S. and China continued to unsettle investors.
Copper prices swung between small gains and losses before closing slightly higher Friday, with global investors still anxious about recent trade barbs between the U.S. and China.
Mining giant Glencore is set to resume multimillion-dollar payments to a former business partner sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury Department, setting up a test for whether Washington is willing to give Western firms more wiggle room in dealing with sanctioned counterparts.
Gold prices fell to their lowest level since late last year on Friday and copper prices declined, as investors reacted to U.S. tariffs on China and a selloff in oil.
Glencore unveiled a $5.6 billion restructuring of its Congo copper company, Katanga Mining, resolving a dispute with Congo’s state-run mining company about a massive debt load.
Copper prices leapt toward their highest level in over four years as threats to production and renewed confidence in global growth sent investors flocking to the industrial metal.
Copper prices rose Monday, as labor negotiations in Chile raised concerns over the possibility of supply disruptions.