Booking Holdings Inc.’s outlook for the fourth quarter fell short of analyst expectations as pricier flights and protests in Paris affected demand in October.

At first glance, the third-quarter earnings season is going great.

Stryker Corp. slashed its outlook as the medical device company struggles to shake off the lingering effects of a cyber attack in March that disrupted manufacturing operations.

Medical technology companies face one more subdued earnings quarter before heading into 2027 with their strongest growth outlook in more than two years, following a punishing stretch of policy uncertainty, cyberattacks and device recalls.

Europe’s worsening heat waves, wildfires and floods are prompting governments to increase spending on climate-resilient infrastructure, opening a lucrative new market for industrial companies.

Catering companies have a $3 billion opportunity: providing food, gyms and entertainment to a growing cohort of data center workers.

The humanoid robotics industry relies on one key chemical component used in joints and limbs, creating a battleground for market dominance between European incumbents and Chinese rivals.

The next earnings season is set to be robust across the board, as the benefits of artificial intelligence spending start to flow across the economy.

Europe’s biggest luxury firms are turning a little more positive on the crucial Chinese market, as a fragile spending recovery takes shape in the country.

European makers of vacuum pumps, heat exchangers and specialty gases are cementing their spot as lesser-known winners of the artificial-intelligence boom, creating new opportunities for investors wary of more established AI stocks.

Planet Fitness Inc. cut its profit outlook as it invests in marketing and tinkers with pricing to boost sluggish member sign-ups.

Legrand SA boosted its sales guidance as customers continue to invest heavily in artificial intelligence infrastructure.

Shares in mining equipment manufacturers Sandvik AB and Epiroc AB fell as a slide in precious metal prices since the start of the year weiged on orders.

Atlas Copco AB’s orders blew past expectations on growing momentum at its chipmaking-exposed business, cementing the Swedish industrial company’s spot as a key beneficiary of the artificial intelligence boom.

European staffing companies’ better-than-feared numbers and cautiously optimistic outlook are pointing to a stabilizing labor market after years of downturn.

European companies are set to post their strongest profit growth in three years in the second-quarter reporting season, buoyed by expected blowout results from oil majors, banks and artificial intelligence winners.

Recruitment companies, facing the threat of artificial intelligence tools replacing human labor and customers embracing AI-assisted applicant screening, are adapting by honing in on niche, in-demand jobs in the AI economy.

Next-generation AI factories are forcing power equipment firms to rethink their portfolios in the race to profit from a market expected to be worth more than $200 billion a year.

Next-generation AI factories are forcing power equipment firms to rethink their portfolios in the race to profit from a market expected to be worth more than $200 billion a year.

Schneider Electric SE agreed to buy Cognite in a $3.1 billion all-cash deal to expand its industrial data and AI software operations, part of an accelerating push to modernize Europe’s factories.