
Thomas Barnet
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Adidas stumbles, InPost soars after a buyout offer, Novo gets 2026 off to a strong start
The session is marked by several analyst rating changes and corporate announcements that are driving sharp moves in a handful of names. Among the biggest gainers, InPost stands out after a buyout approach, and Novo Nordisk extends its rebound. On the downside, BofA does damage to Adidas and JD Sports.
January 06, 2026 at 04:59 am
Casino, Steelmakers, and Semiconductors Off to a Strong Start This Year
Casino (+16%) surges after an asset sale in Cameroon, while Munters (+9%) and semiconductor equipment makers benefit from robust AI-driven demand. The steel sector is also in demand following BNP Paribas target upgrades on Salzgitter (+6%) and its peers. Decliners are few and far between today.
January 02, 2026 at 04:13 am
Orsted launches legal offensive against Washington to save its wind project
Orsted is striking back. The Danish giant said on Friday it is formally challenging Washington's suspension of the Revolution Wind lease, its offshore wind joint venture. The aim is to secure a court injunction to restart the massive project, valued at $5 billion.
January 02, 2026 at 03:39 am
Orsted launches a legal offensive against Washington to save its wind project
Orsted is fighting back. The Danish giant said Friday it is formally challenging Washington's suspension of the Revolution Wind lease, its offshore wind joint venture. The goal is to secure a court injunction to restart this massive project, valued at $5bn.
January 02, 2026 at 02:38 am
Bernard Arnault sees himself leading LVMH for another 10 Years
During the Yale CEO Summit on December 17, 2025, Bernard Arnault made it clear to Sara Eisen (CNBC) that he had no plans for an immediate handover. When questioned about his succession, the 76-year-old CEO replied, "See you in ten years."
December 18, 2025 at 04:15 am
Bernard Arnault Sees Himself Leading LVMH for Another 10 Years
During the Yale CEO Summit on December 17, 2025, Bernard Arnault made it clear to Sara Eisen (CNBC) that he had no plans for an immediate handover. When questioned about his succession, the 76-year-old CEO replied, "See you in ten years."
December 18, 2025 at 03:13 am

DBV Technologies laughs, Euroapi cries
Today's stock market news is marked by a spectacular divide: biotech company DBV Technologies soars on promising clinical results, while Euroapi sinks after another warning. The defense sector is recovering amid geopolitical tensions.
December 17, 2025 at 04:36 am

Capgemini, Publicis, Mistral, Spotify… the US threatens the EU with retaliation
The Trump administration is raising the tone against the European Union, which it accuses of unfairly targeting American companies. Washington is considering restrictions on European groups in response to measures deemed "discriminatory" against tech giants.
December 17, 2025 at 04:17 am
At Ford, farewell to "all-electric" costs $19.5bn
It is reckoning time in Dearborn. The American automaker is making a drastic strategic pivot, abandoning "all-electric" in favor of hybrids, a move reflected in a colossal $19.5bn impairment. A return to pragmatism that Philippe Houchois (Jefferies) deems a necessary evil to stem losses in the electric division and secure margins, as the group raises its financial targets for 2025.
December 16, 2025 at 03:32 am
The return of Google Glass weighs on EssilorLuxottica
In 2026 Alphabet, Google's parent company, plans to launch its first generation of smart glasses integrating Gemini AI, according to Bloomberg. The project marks its return to the burgeoning augmented reality and connected devices market.
December 09, 2025 at 05:14 am

To snatch Warner from Netflix, Paramount scoffs and tries to pull Trump onto its side
Paramount Skydance has filed a hostile bid of $108.4bn to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery, citing a lack of responsiveness from Warner Bros. This move marks a new milestone in the battle for control of one of Hollywood's largest studios.
December 09, 2025 at 04:54 am

MarketScreener roundup: Poxel, Haffner, Europlasma, the Return of the Living Dead
Dilutive financings continue to ravage the stockmarket. However, as the mechanism remains legal, they keep expanding. It is therefore occasionally necessary to remind small shareholders of the havoc they cause. Here are three very current illustrations - the last one won't surprise you.
December 04, 2025 at 10:27 am
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