UEFA – European soccer's governing body – accused FIFA of "crossing a line" and said the tournament is not its to sell.
Procter & Gamble reported quarterly earnings per share that topped Wall Street's estimates, but its revenue fell short of expectations.
China was once Nike's fastest-growing region but the company has lost relevance among young consumers and ceded market share to smaller, domestic brands.
Centcom in a post on X said that the attack originated from Iran, but all missiles were intercepted.
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JPMorgan, Schwab, UBS and Stephens Inc. are among the firms that have managed Trump's fortune in accounts worth at least $858 million, a CNBC analysis found.
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