The FTSE 100 is up 0.6 per cent in afternoon trading. Among the companies with reports and trading updates today are Tesco, THG, M&C Saatchi, Direct Line and Vistry. Read the Wednesday 10 April Business Live blog below.
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The New York Times added 180,000 new digital subscribers in its second quarter, the company said on Tuesday, bringing its total close to 10 million subscribers.
The company reported adjusted operating profit of $92.2 million for the three months that ended in June, up from $76.2 million in the same period last year. The company reported total revenue of $590.9 million, a 6.3 percent increase from a year earlier.
Revenue from digital and print subscriptions was $409.6 million, up 6.8
On the call, Openlane CEO Peter Kelly said the company continues to work on consolidating its marketplaces.
In late June, the company launched its Openlane-branded marketplace in Canada. That entailed migrating customers from its ADESA and TradeRev legacy marketplaces over a four-week period, Kelly said.
Openlane also finalized plans to integrate its commercial and dealer vehicle inventory into a single Openlane-branded marketplace in the U.S., its largest market, through the fourth quarter, Kelly said. He indicated the company will rebrand
All that cost-cutting at Amazon might be paying off. The company isn’t back to the torrid growth of bygone days but managed to beat Wall Street expectations on Thursday.
Revenue in the second quarter rose 11 percent to $134.4 billion, the retailer said, better than the 9 percent it was achieving recently. That was about $3 billion more than analysts had been forecasting.
Net income was 65 cents a share versus expectations of 35 cents. Last year, the company lost
“We continue to expect to deliver strong organic growth to drive improved profitability in our e-products as we leverage our top-line growth and to continue to make the necessary investments to support the long-term profitable growth of our e-product portfolio,” BorgWarner CFO Kevin Nowlan said in a call with investors Wednesday.
The supplier’s net merger, acquisition and divestiture expenses spiked this quarter, up $47 million to $56 million. The company recently completed a spinoff of its fuel systems and aftermarket
Uber’s revenue increased 14 percent in its most recent quarter, the company reported on Tuesday, but the growth was its slowest since the coronavirus pandemic began easing last year.
The San Francisco-based company posted revenue of $9.2 billion, up from $8.1 billion in the second quarter last year. The 14 percent growth was slower than the 105 percent increase a year earlier and down from 29 percent in the previous quarter. Wall Street analysts had estimated revenue of $9.3 billion.
“We’re running our fleet very hot and we are very efficient in how we use our assets,” said Stephen Scherr, CEO of Hertz, in an interview.
Hertz had an average 82 percent of its fleet out for rental during the second quarter, up three percentage points from a year ago. Given the rebound in travel, Scherr said the company should be able to get that rate closer to 90 percent.
The company’s share price fell 7.5 percent to $16.59 as
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