Assa Abloy Q1 Beats Forecast Helped By Higher Sales And Lower Costs

Assa Abloy Q1 Beats Forecast Helped By Higher Sales And Lower Costs

COPENHAGEN (Reuters) – Sweden’s Assa Abloy, the world’s biggest lockmaker, on Wednesday reported a smaller drop than expected in first-quarter operating profit following a “very strong” start to the year. Operating profit fell to 3.96 billion crowns from a year-earlier 4.00 billion. Analysts polled by Refinitiv had on average expected a profit of 3.69 billion…

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Teck Resources Misses Quarterly Profit Estimates As Glencore Circles

Teck Resources Misses Quarterly Profit Estimates As Glencore Circles

(Reuters) – Canadian miner Teck Resources Ltd, the target of an unsolicited takeover bid by Swiss commodities giant Glencore, narrowly missed estimates for first-quarter profit on Wednesday. Teck reported an adjusted profit of C$1.81 per share for the three months ended March 31, compared with the average analyst estimate of C$1.82, according to Refinitiv IBES…

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Japan's Honda Motor In Strategic Collaboration Deal With TSMC

Japan’s Honda Motor In Strategic Collaboration Deal With TSMC

TOKYO (Reuters) – Japan’s Honda Motor Co on Wednesday unveiled it struck a strategic collaboration agreement with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC) as part of steps the company was taking to secure a stable supply of semiconductors. Honda will build direct relationships with chip producers for the long-term stable supply of chips, chief executive Toshihiro…

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Microsoft Results Top Forecasts, Shares Jump 8% As AI Juices Sales

Microsoft Results Top Forecasts, Shares Jump 8% As AI Juices Sales

By Yuvraj Malik and Jane Lanhee Lee (Reuters) -Microsoft Corp beat Wall Street’s estimates for quarterly revenue and profit on Tuesday, driven by growth in its cloud computing and Office productivity software businesses, and the company said artificial intelligence products were stimulating sales. The company forecast revenue in its main segments for the current quarter…

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