Global markets live: Oracle, General Motors, Credit Suisse, Sony, Made.com...
In New York, Oracle unveiled its performance. Financial transactions continue with a sale for eBay and an acquisition for EQT. Credit Suisse will test its insurance guarantor in the Greensill case and General Motors continues its push into electric vehicles.

- Oracle loses nearly 5% in after-hour trading. It reported strong results, but outlook is deemed disappointing.
- EQT offers to buy Solarpack for EUR 26.50 per share.
- General Motors grants Cruise a $5 billion financing.
- Credit Suisse is using its insurance in the Greensill case, especially Tokio Marine.
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eBay is going to sell its South Korean subsidiary for about $3.6bn to Shinsegae and Naver.
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US tech giants unenthusiastic after the appointment of Lina Khan, a notorious critic of their power, to head the US FTC.
- Nintendo is showing off a new Zelda at E3, but not a new Switch.
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According to Bloomberg, Blackstone is close to a $3B buyout of developer Soho China.
- Sony is bringing CD Projekt's Cyberpunk 2077 back to its platform.
- Leonardo signs a 10-year contract with Kuehne + Nagel.
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Made.com is listed on the London Stock Exchange at GBp 200 per share, a value of £775m.
- Umicore invests in Solid Power.
- Leclanché unveils a new module production line together with a new generation of lithium-ion battery modules for electric transport vehicles and ships.
- New Value wants to acquire its entire stake in TLNT.
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