Macy's Opts Against Separation of E-Commerce Business
The department-store chain posted quarterly gains and said it is entering 2022 a much stronger company than it was before the pandemic.
HSBC Sets Climate Targets but Leaves Out Emissions From Capital-Markets Activity
The Asia-focused lender is aiming to reduce financed emissions from oil-and-gas companies by 34% by 2030.
Glitches at Slack, Peloton Prompt Disruptions for Users
The messaging platform and fitness-equipment company said the issues were resolved several hours after the glitches were initially disclosed.
Drive-Through Lane Competition Heats Up
More companies are looking for properties that will allow them to serve customers in their cars, a practice chains including Checkers are refining.
Standard General to Buy TV Broadcaster Tegna for $5.4 Billion
Tegna owns 64 U.S. TV stations in 51 different markets as well as the True Crime, Twist and Quest networks.
Home Depot Expects Sales Growth to Slow in 2022
Latest quarter sustains pandemic-era gains from a flood of home-improvement activity.
Volkswagen in Advanced Talks Over Porsche IPO
The German auto maker and the heirs of Beetle designer Ferdinand Porsche said that they are in talks that could lead to the initial public offering of VW's prized asset.
SoFi to Buy Technisys for About $1.1 Billion
The all-stock deal for the banking-infrastructure firm is Sofi CEO Anthony Noto's latest move to transform the onetime student lender into a one-stop financial shop.
Shake Shack Stock Falls on Weaker Sales Outlook
Shake Shack offered a weaker-than-expected sales outlook for the current quarter, citing volatility from the Omicron variant.
HSBC's Profit Surges, but Bank Takes Hit From China Property
HSBC reported its highest annual net profit since 2018 and said rising interest rates were likely to boost future returns, even as it took a charge against potential fallout from the stress in China's property market.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
02-22-22 1915ET
