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- VINCI Energies launches tender to acquire All for One Group SE, stock soars
Vinci SA via its VINCI Energies unit launches a voluntary public tender offer to acquire All for One Group SE, sparking a sharp rally in the German business software specialist's shares.
- ABB to acquire Rotork in $5.5 billion deal; Rotork shares jump
ABB agrees to acquire Rotork in a deal valued at roughly $5.5 billion, triggering a sharp rally in Rotork’s stock as investors digest the strategic move.
- Alibaba and Baidu rise in Hong Kong as Apple AI approval advances China tech ties
Hong Kong-listed shares of Alibaba and Baidu climbed after news that Apple secured approval to pursue artificial intelligence initiatives in China, signaling a potential deeper tech collaboration amid U.S.-China AI rivalry.
- Morgan Stanley Seen Staying Bullish on Aerospace and Defense Ahead of Q2 2026
Investors anticipate continued strength in aerospace and defense exposure as Morgan Stanley prepares for its second-quarter 2026 update, according to multiple outlets.
- Stock futures hover with eyes on retail sales, claims and manufacturing data
Investors await a slate of data on retail sales, jobless claims and manufacturing to gauge inflation risks and economic momentum
- SpaceX stock sinks below IPO price as rally fades
SpaceX shares extended losses for a fourth straight session, dipping below the initial $135 IPO price after joining the Nasdaq-100, signaling a cooling in a blistering rally.
- J&J reports quarterly beat driven by medicines unit, lifts full-year outlook
Johnson & Johnson beat expectations for the quarter as its medicines division supported results, prompting an upward revision to its full-year outlook.
- Morgan Stanley Q2 Profit Rises on Dealmaking Boost, CAVA Upgrade Follows
Morgan Stanley reports higher second-quarter profit driven by dealmaking strength, with Morgan Stanley upgrading CAVA Group stock following the firm’s analysis and outlook.
- AI Capex Set to Top $1 Trillion Next Year, Benefiting Selected Industrial Stocks
Industry observers expect a surge in AI-related capital expenditures to exceed one trillion dollars next year, with certain industrial names positioned to benefit as data-center infrastructure and ancillary supply chains scale.
- Elevance Health reports fall in Q2 profit as margins come under pressure
Markets tracked a decline in Elevance Health’s quarterly profit, with insurance stocks broadly weaker on signs of margin pressure and earnings softness
- Richemont beats forecasts as Cartier-owner lifts luxury stocks
European luxury equities rose after Richemont reported stronger-than-expected first-quarter sales, with analysts noting the sector still hinges on demand from China
- ARK Invest buys 220,000 Circle shares as bitcoin outlook improves
ARK Invest expanded its Circle stake after a broader round of buying, while its founder signaled optimism on bitcoin's price cycle.
- SK Hynix shares jump as Asia tech stocks rally on US semiconductor rebound
South Korea’s SK Hynix led gains as Asian tech equities rose on the back of a rebound in U.S. semiconductor shares after earlier losses, signaling a broader appetite for tech names.
- Lucid shares slide on bankruptcy chatter, stock later recovers some losses
Lucid Group faced a sharp intraday decline amid reports it may be weighing bankruptcy, but the company denied the rumors, leaving the stock at a new record low intraday before easing losses.
- Yum Brands stock slides as Taco Bell cyclosporiasis probe widens
Yum Brands' shares fell after reports that U.S. health authorities are investigating Taco Bell over a cyclosporiasis outbreak, with officials seeking the outbreak’s source as the menu adjustments drew attention.
- Lucid shares plunge after report it weighs bankruptcy, company denies
Lucid Group’s stock fell sharply following reports the EV maker was weighing options that could include bankruptcy or going private, a claim the company publicly denied.
- U.S. CPI declines more than expected in June as energy prices ease
June CPI data show a larger-than-anticipated drop in consumer prices month-over-month, with energy declines contributing to a softer annual pace that CNBC notes at 3.5% year over year, versus expectations of 3.8%
- Thomson Reuters to sell 51% of Global Print unit to KKR for $500 million
Thomson Reuters plans a joint venture with KKR, selling a majority stake in its Global Print business for $500 million.
- IBM shares slide after Q2 earnings miss and softer revenue outlook
IBM shares fell sharply after reports that second-quarter earnings and revenue would come in below expectations amid weakness in software and infrastructure as customers redirected spending toward hardware.
- Bank of America Q2 net income climbs on trading boost
Bank of America reported a higher second-quarter net income driven in part by strength in trading activities, with earnings per share rising from the prior year quarter.
- Major U.S. banks set Q2 2026 earnings calls as trading revenue eyed
A slate of Wall Street banks will host Q2 2026 earnings conferences on Tuesday, with market watchers looking for indications of trading and lending performance.
- Trump's Hormuz toll plan roils markets, fuels talk of bypass routes
Markets and energy watchers reassess supply risk as plans for a 20% toll on Strait of Hormuz cargo emerge, triggering discussions on alternative routes and global oil-supply implications
- California-led coalition sues to block $110 billion Warner Bros. Discovery-Paramount Skydance deal
A group of 12 state attorneys general, led by California's Rob Bonta, filed suit to block the $110 billion merger between Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Skydance, with Milbank serving as counsel for the states.
- States sue to block Paramount Skydance’s Warner Bros. Discovery deal
A coalition of 12 states, led by California, filed an antitrust lawsuit to halt Paramount Skydance’s proposed takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery in a deal valued at about $110 billion.
- Stocks See 200-Day Moving Averages Cross as Tech, Retail and ETFs Move
A slate of U.S. equities and funds traded with notable activity around their 200-day moving averages, signaling mixed momentum across retailers, industrials and thematic ETFs, according to Nasdaq reports.
- Magnificent Seven's valuation premium over the S&P 500 shrinks to a decade low, Morgan Stanley says
Morgan Stanley says the Magnificent Seven's valuation premium over the S&P 500 has shrunk to around 10% from more than 30%, the narrowest in over a decade, as AI-spending concerns drive underperformance.
- FTSE 100 mixed as Page Group climbs on earnings amid Middle East tensions
FTSE 100 movement was mixed amid rising Middle East tensions and an oil-price uptick, with Page Group advancing on stronger earnings.
- SK Hynix slides in Seoul after blockbuster Nasdaq debut
Shares of SK Hynix fell in Seoul after the chipmaker's strong Nasdaq listing, with reports noting declines of about 10% to nearly 11% following the debut.
- US stock futures fall as Iran tensions flare and oil edges higher
Stocks and oil markets moved on weekend flare-ups between the U.S. and Iran, with futures slipping as tensions persisted and oil prices inched up.
- OpenAI valuation eyed at $1 trillion as SoftBank loan looms; IPO pushed to 2027
OpenAI's path to a future valuation near $1 trillion faces timing questions as a SoftBank loan matures and public listing expectations shift toward 2027, while public discourse around its leadership intensifies