- Beijing and Brussels are entering negotiations to resolve disputes related to electric vehicles.
- Prosus reported an 84% jump in full-year core net profit.
- ArgenX shares rose by 8% this morning after announcing FDA approval of Vyvgart Hytrulo for chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy on Friday, with the stock price returning to EUR 400.
- THG has decided to divest its portfolio of luxury goods websites to Frasers Group, owned by Mike Ashley.
- Merger discussions are ongoing between Julius Bär and EFG International.
- ABN Amro is reportedly interested in purchasing HSBC's German wealth management unit.
- Prudential Plc has announced a plan to buy back $2 billion of its shares.
- A study has found that Novo Nordisk's Wegovy leads to more significant weight loss in women than in men with the same heart disease.
- Engine Capital has taken a stake in C&C Group, according to Bloomberg.
- Hugo Boss is looking to increase its production within Europe.
- Holcim has acquired a Swiss family-owned recycling business.
- Identiv has started multiple legal proceedings against Tageos.
- The FDA has approved Roche's drug Piasky.
- Deutz, an engine manufacturer, is planning to venture into the defense sector.
- BioSenic has engaged in dilutive At-The-Market (ATM) financing.
- Apple will delay the launch of new AI features in Europe due to regulatory concerns, and separately, it is rumored to be discussing an AI partnership with Meta Platforms.
- United Parcel Service (UPS) has agreed to sell its Coyote Logistics unit to RXO for $1 billion.
- Eli Lilly's weight-loss drug Zepbound has been shown to treat sleep apnea in 52% of patients.
- ByteDance is working with Broadcom on developing an advanced AI chip, as reported by Reuters.
- The U.S. Justice Department has not decided whether to pursue a lawsuit against Boeing.
- Qualcomm shares have dropped following rumors that a Snapdragon-powered laptop is incompatible with certain software.
- Capital One and Walmart have reached a settlement over their credit card partnership dispute.
- KKR has acquired the European live performance company Superstruct.
- NeuroSense Therapeutics has been notified of its pending delisting from Nasdaq.
- Singular Genomics Systems is proceeding with a 1-for-30 reverse stock split.
- Nissan is cutting its production capacity in China.
- Meta Platforms has been in talks with Apple to integrate its generative AI model into Apple's AI systems.
- The EU has accused Apple's App Store of violating European rules, with potential further action indicated by EU Commissioner Thierry Breton.
- Eli Lilly's Zepbound has been successful in treating obstructive sleep apnea in trials, causing a nearly 12% drop in RESMED's stock before market opening.
- Nvidia has entered into an agreement to deploy AI technology in Ooredoo's data centers across five Middle Eastern countries.
- Broadcom's stock rose by 1.6% before the market opened on news of its collaboration with ByteDance on an AI processor.
- A Boeing 777 operated by KLM returned to Amsterdam due to a technical problem, causing a 1% drop in Boeing's pre-market shares.
- UPS's sale of Coyote Logistics to RXO has been finalized for $1.025 billion, with RXO's shares jumping 9.5% before the market opened.
- Alaska Airlines' flight attendants' union has reached a tentative deal with the airline.
- Under Armour has agreed to a $434 million settlement over allegations of financial manipulation.
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