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Every day, the MarketScreener team selects the most important news about listed companies worldwide. Here's a short summary for your convenience:
Romain Fournier
Published on 07/02/2025
at 03:47 pm BST - Modified on 07/02/2025
at 03:48 pm BST

North America:
- Wells Fargo to increase dividends and initiate buyback programs after passing the Federal Reserve's stress test.
- Google fined $314 million for misusing cellular data of Android users in California.
- Apple explores AI enhancements for Siri amidst regulatory considerations.
- Morgan Stanley announces a dividend increase and a $20 billion stock buyback.
- Bank of America announces an 8% dividend increase following a successful Fed stress test.
- Nissan recalls 443,000 vehicles in the US due to engine failure.
- SAS expands its fleet by acquiring up to 55 Embraer aircraft amidst rising Latin American currencies and stocks.
- Boeing to acquire Spirit AeroSystems' facility in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
- Tesla sales declined in Sweden and Denmark, increased in Norway, Spain, and Portugal.
- Goldman Sachs appointed Raghav Maliah as global chairman of investment banking and plans to increase its quarterly dividend by 33%.
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FTC conducting an in-depth review of SoftBank's acquisition of Ampere Computing LLC.
- Centene plunges 25% in after-hours trading following a warning about its targets.
- Intel's CEO is considering changing strategy for the group's foundry subsidiary.
- Lululemon is suing Costco, alleging that the latter is selling products that imitate the look and feel of Lululemon items.
- Warner Music plans to save $200 million by cutting jobs.
- KKR is set to acquire Australian chicken producer ProTen from Aware Super.
- Wabtec is finalizing the acquisition of Evident's Inspection Technologies division.
- Teledyne is buying Maretron.
- Adobe competitor Figma files for an IPO.
- Rivian’s Q2 deliveries slid 22.7% to 10,661 vehicles as tariffs, high interest rates and cheaper hybrids hurt EV demand.
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The ADP report showed the U.S. private sector, tracked by ADP, lost 33,000 jobs in June, its first decline since March 2023.
- Apollo and Didavid won EU clearance for their joint purchase of Spanish sports e-retailer Tradeinn.
- CME Group reported Q2 average daily volume up 15% year over year to 30.2 million contracts.
- Paramount agreed to pay $16 million to settle President Trump’s lawsuit over a “60 Minutes” interview, directing funds to his future library.
- Hewlett Packard Enterprise closed its acquisition of Juniper Networks, expecting the deal to be accretive to non-GAAP EPS in year one.
- Ingersoll Rand bought Termomeccanica Industrial Compressors and subsidiary Adicomp for about €160 million.
- Netflix is in talks with Spotify to co-create music awards shows, live concerts and other unscripted content.
Europe:
- AstraZeneca CEO considers moving the company's stock market listing to the U.S. due to UK restrictions.
- Topps Tiles PLC reports a 10% increase in third-quarter sales, boosting share prices.
- Santander acquires TSB from Sabadell for GBP 2.65 billion.
- Sabadell agrees to sell TSB to Santander for 2.65 billion pounds.
- Greggs PLC warns of a potential dip in annual profits due to a UK heatwave and rising costs.
- Volvo Cars reports a 12% decline in global sales in June, with a 26% drop in electric vehicle sales.
Rest of the world:
- KKR acquires ProTen, an Australian chicken grower, and successfully acquires Spectris for $6.5 billion.
- Qantas Airways confirms a cyber incident at a contact center, with a storm disrupting flights in Sydney.
- State Bank of India reports Reliance Communications' loan account as suspected of fraud.
- Bajaj Finserv raises its customer target to 250 million within four years, anticipating growth in India.
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