• Microsoft integrates generative AI directly into personal computers.
  • Trump Media & Technology Group reported a loss of $327 million in the first quarter.
  • Korean Air Lines and Amazon Web Services collaborate to build an AI contact center platform.
  • Idorsia reported a smaller loss in the first quarter compared to the previous year.
  • Roche received FDA breakthrough therapy designation for inavolisib.
  • Anglo American shareholder LGIM has expressed support for the company's demerger plan ahead of the BHP bid deadline.
  • BMW imported cars containing parts from a Chinese supplier that has been banned, according to a US Senate report.
  • Rio Tinto declared force majeure on alumina exports from certain Australian refineries due to gas restrictions.
  • Spain has completed the acquisition of a 10% stake in Telefónica.
  • Cevian Capital becomes the new principal shareholder of Bâloise Holding.
  • Avolta secures 15-year contracts at John Wayne Airport, near Los Angeles.
  • InDex Pharmaceuticals acquires Flerie Invest as part of its merger plan.
  • BW Energy announces a significant oil discovery in Gabon.
  • Recordati acquires treasury shares worth 3.8 million euros.
  • Nintendo acquires Shiver Entertainment.
  • Samsung Electronics appoints a new head for its semiconductor division.
  • IBM said Tuesday that it would make a suite of its artificial intelligence models available as open-source software and assist Saudi Arabia in developing an Arabic AI system.
  • Eli Lilly announced on Tuesday that its drug tirzepatide has been approved in China for the treatment of type 2 diabetes.
  • Chesapeake Energy began layoffs this week after finalizing the sale of its oil assets last year, the company announced on Monday.
  • Johnson Controls International has a new significant shareholder, as Soroban Capital Partners has become one of the top 20 shareholders, according to Bloomberg News.
  • Zoom Video Communications increased its full-year sales forecast on Monday due to strong demand for its products, although the stock fell 2.1% before the market opened.
  • Lowe's, the home improvement retail group, reported a smaller-than-expected decline in quarterly sales on Tuesday and saw its shares rise by 2% before the market opened.
  • Keysight Technologies announced on Monday that it expects its third-quarter earnings to fall below the consensus, citing a potential slowdown in demand within the electronics markets.
  • Palo Alto Networks reported fourth-quarter earnings that exceeded expectations on Monday, indicating strong demand for its security software.
  • Nordson reduced its full-year sales forecast, reflecting a slower recovery in the electronics and semiconductor markets.
  • Peloton Interactive stated on Monday that it plans to issue $275 million in convertible bonds due in 2029 to help reduce its debt. The company's stock dropped by 1.8% in pre-market trading.