Some analysts say the company’s weaker outlook suggests macroeconomic pressures on ad spending, while others say Snap had aggressive expectations.
The Anglo-Swiss commodities company says it will pay at least $1.2 billion and two of its business units will plead guilty.
Activist investor Carl Icahn had challenged the fast-food chain over its suppliers’ treatment of animals.
The recently hired Jean-Christophe Flatin, a food-industry veteran, is seen as a likely eventual replacement for Mr. Petersson.
The companies said they plan to invest $2.5 billion in the plant, which they expect to create 1,400 jobs.
The central bank must decide on an interest rate that will cap sky-high price growth without triggering a painful economic slowdown. Home sales are showing the first signs of cooling.
The latest business surveys underline the series of obstacles the global economy is facing this year, with some global companies beginning to plan for a significant slowdown or a recession.
The move to cut off Russia’s ability to make payments on its dollar-denominated sovereign debt will likely put it on a path towards defaulting on its foreign debts this summer.
Sales of newly built homes fell 16.6% in April from March, the latest sign that higher interest rates are reducing buyer demand.
Economists are monitoring housing costs, the auto market and other contributors to high inflation as they try to discern pricing trends, especially for the longer term.
Gateways stretched thin by record cargoes and congestion say this year’s crush will come weeks early, as importers try to ensure their goods arrive ahead of the fall shopping season.
Merck, J&J and some other drugmakers are dialing back sales estimates now that supplies are ample and many people are vaccinated.
Trian Fund Management said it is weighing possible transactions to acquire control of the company.
The release of the product, for children with severe food allergies or stomach disorders, came as the FDA cleared the import of 2 million cans of formula from the U.K.
President John Zimmer announced the measures to staff Tuesday.
The rocket company led by Elon Musk has raised at least $1.5 billion in its latest funding round, as it pushes ahead with ambitious projects.
The company has revamped how it designs flight-control systems after 737 MAX crashes, among other changes aimed at improving its safety culture.