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CWPPF Condemns Police Attack on Abuja Journalist
WorldPremium Times8d ago

CWPPF Condemns Police Attack on Abuja Journalist

A coalition has condemned a police attack on an Abuja journalist, demanding an investigation and full compensation, reiterating that journalism is not a crime and press freedom is constitutionally guaranteed.

Multiple Companies Announce Q2 Earnings Call Highlights
BusinessYahooseeking-alpha18d ago2 sources

Multiple Companies Announce Q2 Earnings Call Highlights

Several companies, including Gran Tierra Energy, goeasy, and Finning International, have released highlights from their second-quarter earnings calls. These reports provide insights into their financial performance and operational updates for the recent quarter.

WPP Plans £500 Million Cost Cuts and Restructure
BusinessBusiness InsiderThe Independent6mo ago2 sources

WPP Plans £500 Million Cost Cuts and Restructure

Advertising giant WPP announced plans for a sweeping restructure aimed at cutting £500 million in costs, which is expected to lead to job reductions by targeting duplicated roles.

Various Companies Release Q2 2026 Earnings and Outlooks
BusinessYahooseeking-alpha22d ago2 sources

Various Companies Release Q2 2026 Earnings and Outlooks

Several companies, including Fiserv, ConocoPhillips, and WPP, have released their Q2 2026 earnings reports and updated their financial outlooks. While some, like ConocoPhillips, beat estimates, others, like Fiserv, cut their 2026 outlook.

WPP Axes Jobs in Cost-Cutting Efforts
BusinessThe Independent22d ago

WPP Axes Jobs in Cost-Cutting Efforts

London-based advertising giant WPP has cut 1.3% of its workforce, reducing its staff to 97,388 by the end of June, as part of cost-cutting measures to drive profit recovery.

Coca-Cola Exceeds Q1 Earnings Estimates
BusinesscnbcYahooseeking-alpha4mo ago3 sources

Coca-Cola Exceeds Q1 Earnings Estimates

Coca-Cola reported its first-quarter earnings, surpassing analyst expectations, though PepsiCo maintained its top position in the sector. Analysts are now evaluating the company's performance and future outlook.