(Alliance News) - Standard Chartered PLC on Friday said it was launching a share buyback for up to USD1.5 billion, on annual profit growth that fell short of market expectations.

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BAE Systems posted double-digit growth in sales in 2024, boosted by growing defense budgets in its main markets. The London-listed aerospace and defense manufacturer said Wednesday that sales reached ...

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British American Tobacco reported a £6.2 billion (almost R143 billion) hit from a long-running lawsuit in Canada on Thursday ...

British American Tobacco has put aside £6.2bn as it prepares for the end of a long-running lawsuit in Canada.