| | | Shares stay on record run, metals suffer meltdown | | | LONDON (Reuters) - Asia and Europe's big bourses kept world shares on their record-breaking run on Tuesday, although a steadier dollar halted the sizzling start to the year for the euro, yen and yuan and sent metals markets down sharply. |
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| | | Suppliers and staff count the cost of UK Carillion's collapse | | | LONDON/EDINBURGH (Reuters) - The collapse of British services group Carillion started to hurt thousands of small contractors on Tuesday, with some laying off workers after the rapid demise of a company that was winning state contracts as recently as November. |
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| | | GM sees flat 2018 earnings, with pickups picking up in 2019 | | | DETROIT (Reuters) - General Motors Co said on Tuesday it expects earnings in 2018 to be largely flat compared with 2017, but that profits should pick up pace in 2019 as its revamped line of high-margin pickup trucks hits the U.S. market. |
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| | | Dow on track to top 26,000 at open | | | (Reuters) - Futures on the Dow Jones Industrial Average surged more than 200 points on Tuesday, indicating that the blue-chip index could open above 26,000 for the first time, supported by strong earnings from UnitedHealth. |
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| | | GE to take $6.2 billion charge in its finance arm | | | (Reuters) - General Electric Co will record an after-tax charge of $6.2 billion in its fourth quarter results as part of an ongoing review of its finance arm's insurance portfolio, the company said. |
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