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BERLIN — BMW lifted its annual outlook for its margin on earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) in the automotive segment but said it foresaw ongoing challenges from supply chain issues and inflation in the second half.
BMW said it now expects an EBIT margin on its cars division of between 9 percent and 10.5 percent from 8 percent and 10 percent previously, and expects solid growth in its deliveries, up from a previous forecast of only slight growth.
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Ford now expects its EV unit to lose $4.5 billion, 50 percent more than it previously forecast, citing “the pricing environment, disciplined investments in new products and capacity, and other costs.”
Additionally, Ford on Thursday delayed some of its planned EV production goals. It now expects to hit a 600,000 EV production run-rate some time in 2024; it previously planned to do so by the end of this year. And Ford no longer is forecasting when it plans to hit
For better or worse, social media has become an intrinsic part of adolescence. A majority of teens use YouTube (95%), TikTok (67%), Instagram (62%) and Snapchat (59%), according to a Pew Research Center survey of American teenagers ages 13 to 17.
In light of some studies linking social media use with an increase in teens’ mental health problems, including depression and anxiety, the American Psychological Association (APA) has released its first-ever Health Advisory on Social Media Use in Adolescence.
Dow-Jones-Futures wurden über Nacht kaum verändert, ebenso wie S&P 500-Futures und Nasdaq-Futures. AMD führte wichtige Ergebnisberichte nach Handelsschluss an, wobei die Zinsentscheidung der Fed am Mittwoch bevorstand.
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Die Börsenrallye erlitt am Dienstag solide Verluste, wobei die wichtigsten Indizes von den Höchstständen nahe 2023 zurückfielen, obwohl sie Unterstützung fanden.
Banken wurden ausverkauft – insbesondere regionale wie z PacWest Bancorp (PACW), Western Alliance Bancorp (WAL) und Comerica (CMA) – da die Anleger nach dem Zusammenbruch und Verkauf von weitere Bankausfälle befürchten
Britain’s most senior doctors have today issued fresh guidance on the symptoms of Strep A and the steps worried parents should take after warning that current advice isn’t clear enough.
NHS services have been left in ‘meltdown’ from the bug outbreak, with GP surgeries, A&Es and 111 call centres overwhelmed by a wave of parents panicking that their child may be infected.
Professor Kamila Hawthorne, chair of the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP), said ‘we want to see good
Ziel (TGT) verpasste die Gewinnaussichten, erfüllte aber am Mittwoch, einen Tag später, die Umsatzerwartungen Walmart (WMT) die gesenkten Gewinn- und Umsatzprognosen übertreffen. Aber beide Discount-Giganten bestätigten die Prognose für die zweite Jahreshälfte, nachdem sie zuvor die Prognose gesenkt hatten. Die TGT-Aktie fiel am frühen Mittwochmorgen nach einem soliden Gewinn am Dienstag leicht.
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Schätzungen: Die Wall Street prognostiziert, dass Target 79 Cent pro Aktie bei einem Umsatz von 26 Milliarden US-Dollar verdienen würde. Die Verkäufe im selben Geschäft
NHS-backed guidance on periods will be updated to include the terms ‘women’ and ‘girls’ in a victory for campaigners.
This week MailOnline exposed how they had been omitted in favour of phrases like ‘people who bleed’ and ‘half of the population’.
The guidance was published on a website called ‘Bloody Brilliant’, which cost taxpayers £84,000 and was set up by the Welsh Government.
The branch of NHS Wales responsible for the advice confirmed to MailOnline the language will be changed
The NHS has been accused of trying to erase women after MailOnline revealed the terms ‘women’ and ‘girls’ had been omitted from guidance about periods.
A website funded by the Welsh Government to give advice about menstruation refers to them as ‘people who bleed’ and ‘half of the population’.
Medics and campaigners described the language as ‘infuriating’ and ‘confusing’, warning it would complicate health messaging for vulnerable girls.
Feminist author Milli Hill told MailOnline it was a ‘part of a
