The company's net income rose 14% to $973 million amid brisk demand for beef, strong exports, and more abundant cattle supplies.
“We didn't navigate the [fixed-income] market as well as we aspire to or as well as we have in the past," Goldman's CFO says.
“Manufacturing is regaining its footing after being buffeted by lower oil prices, a strong dollar."
The gain in the producer price index was the largest in more than four years but the spillover to consumer inflation may be limited.
The trader placed orders for personal profit ahead of trades intended for Delta, according to the CME Group.
In its latest Global Economics Report, the bank predicts 2.4% global growth for 2016, down from the 2.9% estimated in January.
The SEC says Haena Park misrepresented her trades were profitable while losing more than $16 million in investor funds since 2012.
Revenue and operating income for U.S. restaurants will increase more than expected, said Moody’s Investors Service in upgrading its industry outlook.
The world’s largest private-sector coal company is seeking to recover from a "substantial debt burden amid a historically challenged industry."
The company's revenue took a hit from sharply lower aluminum prices as it prepares to split into two standalone entities.
The No. 2 U.S. thermal coal miner cites depressed demand and regulatory hurdles for the latest in the industry's Chapter 11 filings.
The company says "focus and discipline" are key to its efforts to reorganize amid a third straight year of sagging agricultural commodity prices.
