BHP Appoints Americas Chief Brandon Craig as New CEO
Mining giant BHP has selected Brandon Craig, head of its Americas operations, to succeed Mike Henry as chief executive officer.
Mining giant BHP has selected Brandon Craig, head of its Americas operations, to succeed Mike Henry as chief executive officer.
Digital comics platform Webtoon Entertainment projected second-quarter revenue of $332-342 million, representing modest growth that disappointed investors.
Private equity firm 3i Group's shares declined following weaker performance at portfolio company Action, a European discount retailer.
Singapore is developing plans to establish itself as a major gold trading hub in Asia, including hosting central bank gold reserves.

The FTC is investigating the fertilizer industry while the CFTC seeks to reverse a settlement with a Winklevoss twins company.
Commercial crude oil inventories fell significantly while the U.S. recorded record weekly exports, according to Energy Information Administration data.
Levi Strauss posted 14% revenue growth and raised fiscal year guidance while GoPro announced plans to eliminate 145 employees in restructuring.

Nike CEO Elliott Hill bought $2 million worth of company shares as the athletic wear giant works through operational challenges.

A former New York City judge who resigned under investigation has been charged with defrauding real estate investors of at least $5 million.
Unilever will build a new research and development center in New Haven, Connecticut, representing its largest U.S. R&D infrastructure investment in 40 years.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed a proposed executive order requiring banks to collect citizenship information is being developed.
Accounting firm KPMG has shut down its US government audit practice following the loss of a major Army contract.

Popular prediction market Polymarket operates from Panama after U.S. shutdown, while lawmakers propose new legislation to regulate the growing industry.

Financial leaders express concerns about market volatility and recession risks amid recent stock market movements.
Convenience chain 7-Eleven plans to close 645 locations in North America during fiscal year 2026, outpacing 205 planned openings.
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