Impossible Foods has set its sights on European expansion and has applied to sell its plant-based burgers with the region’s food safety authority.

The property management company owned by Jared Kushner has been accused by Maryland’s attorney-general of levying unfair charges on thousands of residents and leaving many to live in apartments infested with vermin and mould.

Ford lowered its full-year profit outlook after booking weaker earnings in the third quarter, citing slower sales in China and the need to offer bigger discounts in North America among other headwinds.

Ebay cut its outlook for the full year, as the online marketplace operator pushes ahead with a strategic review of its portfolio amid continued competition from the likes of Amazon and Walmart.

US stocks finished higher, overcoming a sluggish start to the day as investors processed warnings on the outlook from a number of bellwether companies.

While Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg faces a mounting stack of federal and state investigations into its competition and privacy practices and a grilling in Congress today, smaller rival Snap can celebrate.

Sales at Freeport-McMoran, the world’s biggest independent copper producer, dropped in the last quarter hit by the switch to underground mining at its flagship asset and disruption in Peru.

Blackstone celebrated a bumper quarter in its real estate division, notching up profitable property sales and raising a $20.5bn war chest that is the sector’s largest ever fund, helping push the firm to a decisive earnings beat.

US industrial bellwether Caterpillar slashed its profit forecast for the year, blaming trade tensions and uncertainty in the global economy, as it posted a bigger than expected decline in quarterly revenues.

Eli Lilly raised earnings guidance for 2019, as the Indianapolis-based pharmaceuticals company said revenue was being driven by selling more drugs — not raising prices.

French carmaker PSA saw revenues rise in the third quarter as the group’s pricing power outweighed difficult market conditions and falling sales volumes.

PropertyGuru, an online real estate portal focused on south-east Asia, has shelved plans for a stock market listing in Australia, the latest in a string of withdrawn share offerings in the country. 

Texas Instruments offered a sales outlook that came up short against Wall Street estimates, driving down shares in the company and fellow chipmakers late Tuesday.

Snap said it expected to hit its target of turning a profit by the end of the year after posting a strong revenue beat and shrinking losses in the third quarter, but its forecasts fell short of analysts’ predictions for the fourth quarter. 

US stocks and the British pound turned south after UK parliament voted in favour of Boris Johnson’s deal to withdraw Great Britain from the EU but subsequently voted against an accelerated timetable for Brexit.

The British pound’s longest streak of big one-day moves since the Brexit referendum was extended after UK lawmakers voted against an accelerated timetable for Great Britain to withdraw from the EU.

Facebook is in a poor position to promote its plans to launch a global cryptocurrency, Mark Zuckerberg has admitted, in candid testimony released before a key congressional hearing on Wednesday.

Energy suppliers in Britain could be forced to submit to independent financial audits under new rules to tackle the tide of smaller electricity and gas companies that have gone bust in the past three years.

Hasbro shares were eyeing their biggest sell-off in more than 18 years, after the toy maker said the threat of more tariffs caused retailers to cancel or change orders during the third quarter.

The German government is set to nominate Isabel Schnabel, an economics professor and government adviser, to the executive board of the European Central Bank, marking a potentially important shift in both strategy and policy.

Fast-food chain McDonald’s posted disappointing sales growth in the US and reported an earnings miss in the third quarter as it faces stiff competition from rivals.

Russian gas company Novatek has been given a green light to continue using a number of ice-class tankers after the US stepped back from sanctions against the vessel’s owner.

Continental, one of the world’s largest automotive suppliers, announced it would take €2.5bn of impairment charges, as it warned of a deep decline in the car industry exacerbated by weak growth in China.

Parcel delivery company UPS, considered an economic bellwether, said strong demand for next day deliveries driven by retail and healthcare deliveries helped fuel its profits in the third quarter.