Новости за 01.02.2024

An order from the Consumer Product Safety Commission could classify it as a distributor, potentially exposing it to more legal claims. Amazon says it already works to protect consumers.

Tesla will hold a shareholder vote to decide whether to transfer its state of incorporation to Texas, Chief Executive Elon Musk said.

The euro fell to a seven-week low against the dollar and flash estimate eurozone inflation data for January could weigh on it further.

Deutsche Bank plans to cut about 3,500 jobs as part of an efficiency program that aims to achieve savings of €2.5 billion .

Shell’s adjusted earnings beat forecast, driven by higher trading gains from LNG, and said it would buy back $3.5 billion in shares this quarter.

The owner of brands including Arc’teryx, Wilson and Salomon, raised about $1.37 billion in a U.S. initial public offering after pricing shares below its marketed range.

The owner of brands including Arc’teryx, Wilson and Salomon, raised about $1.37 billion in a U.S. initial public offering after pricing shares below its marketed range.

This week’s government bond syndications in the eurozone are behind, shifting the focus on heavy auction volumes from Spain and France on Thursday, Commerzbank Research said, expecting the bond offers to be well received.

Julius Baer CEO Philipp Rickenbacher will step down after it reported major losses related to its exposure to Austria’s Signa Group.

Glencore said its full-year production fell across most metals and minerals but was in line with its revised guidance, while coal and gold output increased, reaching annual targets after stronger second half volumes.

ABB said its fourth-quarter and full-year results were in line with its guidance and that it expects another year of good performance in 2024, despite the geopolitical situation adding uncertainty.

Things are looking up for Indian infrastructure giant Adani Group, raising questions over whether investor memories are too short.

Sanofi reported a 5% fall in business operating profit for the fourth quarter, missing consensus, but reiterated its full-year outlook, and named Nestle’s Francois-Xavier Roger as its new CFO.

An Australian court dismissed a lawsuit by United Co. Rusal aimed at restoring the Russian aluminum giant’s access to supply from one of Australia’s largest alumina refineries.

The Japanese drugmaker reported a drop in third-quarter net profit due partly to lower margins despite some growth in revenue.

Roche reported full-year sales and core operating profit below forecast after waning demand for Covid-19 products and currency headwinds weighed, but said it expected growth to pick up this year.

BNP Paribas said it now expected profit to grow about 8% annually to 2025 after it reported revenue and profit below expectations in the fourth quarter.

Japan’s Nikkei Stock Average fell 0.8% to close at 36011.46. The main theme has been risk-off, Commerzbank said.

Shares in the owner of Indian mobile-payments company Paytm fell sharply after India’s central bank ordered its affiliate bank not to accept new customers or fresh deposits.

Australian government bonds have rallied strongly since news that inflation undershot all expectations, but there’s a looming risk that bond prices could pull back sharply next week when the central bank’s board meets.

Security crises from the Red Sea to the Black Sea pose a troubling question: How much has freedom of navigation been a historical anomaly, unlikely to endure?

Viacom18’s purchase of 60% of Disney’s India business reunites the company with two executives who built it.

Investors have a $1 billion stake in the railroad operator and plan a fight for board control.

Booming federal outlays are providing a short-term lift to GDP.

Biogen’s research developing Aduhelm paved the way for other anti-amyloid treatments.