• Shell is reportedly the leading bidder for Pavilion Energy's LNG assets, as per Bloomberg.
  • Leonardo shows interest in a tank alliance with Rheinmetall.
  • Wise projects an underlying revenue growth of 20% for this year.
  • Crest Nicholson issues a profit warning following the collapse of its interim results.
  • Carlos Slim acquires a 3% stake in BT Group.
  • Ontex announces a restructuring plan for its production and distribution activities in Belgium.
  • Two new executives join the management team of Swatch Group.
  • Broadcom increases its annual sales forecast and announces a stock split, resulting in a 15% stock price increase in after-hours trading.
  • Apple briefly surpasses Microsoft in market capitalization.
  • Tesla shares are up 5.9% in pre-market trading after shareholders approved the CEO's $56 billion compensation plan and the relocation of the company's legal registration to Texas.
  • Berkshire now holds 28.5% of Occidental Petroleum following recent share purchases.
  • FedEx is planning to reduce its workforce by up to 2,000 jobs in Europe.
  • Pfizer's gene therapy for muscular disease does not meet the primary endpoint in a Phase III study.
  • Boeing communicates to the DOJ that it has complied with the settlement agreement following the 737 MAX crashes, according to Reuters.
  • Virgin Galactic announces a 1-for-20 reverse stock split.
  • Honda is set to begin selling small electric vans in October.
  • The merger between Sigma Healthcare and Chemist Warehouse valued at $5.9 billion faces regulatory scrutiny.
  • Qantas acquires the remaining 49% of TripADeal for $140.6 million.
  • Sony Pictures Entertainment purchases the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema chain.
  • Samsung Electronics lays out a plan to expedite the delivery of its AI chip.
  • Apple, after dethroning Microsoft as the most valuable company with a market cap over $3 trillion, sees a further 0.2% increase before the Wall Street opening.
  • Broadcom boosts its annual sales forecast for AI chips by 10% and discloses a ten-for-one stock split, leading to a 13.5% rise in pre-market trading.
  • Amazon aims to invest $230 million in AI startups through AWS credits.
  • JPMorgan Chase enhances its revenue forecast for investment banking, anticipating a 25% to 30% surge in the second quarter.
  • Walt Disney and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis reach an agreement allowing the company to develop its Walt Disney World Resort near Orlando for the next 15 years.