Every day, the MarketScreener team selects the most important news about listed companies worldwide. Here’s a short summary for your convenience:
Apple store employees in Italy went on strike over working conditions during the launch of the iPhone 18 Pro.
Berkshire Hathaway sees Warren Buffett stepping down as chairman, with Howard Buffett taking over the role.
Boeing receives an order from Deutsche Lufthansa for 20 737 MAX 10 aircraft.
Credit Acceptance Corp will forgive over $630 million in consumer debt and pay a $75.5 million settlement to resolve allegations of consumer-protection law violations.
Walt Disney seeks judicial intervention to block the FCC’s review of its ABC station licenses.
Lockheed Martin accelerates PAC-3 MSE interceptor missile production and announces an $8-$9 billion expansion of munitions manufacturing.
OpenAI launches GPT-6 Astra, an AI platform for the legal industry.
Ultragenyx received FDA approval for its gene therapy Fayuvi, pricing it at $3.95 million.
Xenon Pharmaceuticals halts enrollment in drug trials due to safety concerns, impacting its stock.
Deutsche Lufthansa orders 20 Boeing 737 MAX 10 aircraft to expand its fleet.
Equinor signs its first long-term LNG supply contract with Thailand’s PTT International Trading.
Glencore suspends senior executive Peter Hill amid allegations and legal disputes.
Intesa Sanpaolo receives Ivass approval to acquire MPS’s indirect shares in Generali.
Nestlé explores options for its Russian unit after Kremlin intervention.
Novo Nordisk receives positive EMA recommendations for its therapies Sogroya and Frehemgo.
Softcat raises £354 million in equity to fund its acquisition of U.S.-based GDT.
Stellantis considers selling its 61% stake in Aramis Group to address liquidity challenges.
BYD recalls over 183,000 vehicles in China due to a brake-pedal defect.
Eni assigned the Sapukala operational area in Indonesia with an estimated 2.31 billion standard cubic feet of gas.
Saudi Aramco plans to boost Gulf exports to 60 million barrels via ship-to-ship transfers at Sohar.
Asian emerging-market equities surge, driven by optimism around AI-driven chip stocks in South Korea and Taiwan.
Turkey’s finance minister states that the liquidation of $18.3 billion in investment funds by Isbank and Ziraat will not pressure Borsa Istanbul.
