• Boeing could turn to an outside CEO to cope with its spiraling crisis, following the resignation of its top executives.
  • Apple, Google and Meta targeted in first EU investigations under Digital Markets Act.
  • CATL is in talks with Tesla and other carmakers for a license in the US, according to the WSJ.
  • Lufthansa is confident that it will complete the ITA deal in 2024 after EU green light.
  • Spain acquires a 3% stake in Telefonica.
  • UK government aims to exit NatWest by 2026.
  • Partners Group launches a new $12 billion secondary private equity fund.
  • Volkswagen employees in the USA vote on unionization in April.
  • Colruyt sells part of its stake in Virya Energy to Korys.
  • Battle of the banks in Spain: BBVA narrows the gap with Banco Santander.
  • Dell makes redundancies as part of general cost-cutting.
  • Colorado's attempt to prevent the Kroger-Albertsons merger will be reviewed in August.
  • WeWork founder Adam Neumann submits a $500 million bid to buy the company, according to the WSJ.
  • Tesla will offer its US customers a free one-month trial of its FSD (Full Self-Driving) driver assistance system, the group's CEO Elon Musk said on Monday, against a backdrop of falling demand and intensifying competition.
  • United Parcel Service on Tuesday forecast consolidated sales for 2026 of between $108 and $114 billion, against analysts' LSEG consensus forecast of €102.12 billion. 
  • Krispy Kreme - The doughnut chain is up 22% in pre-market trading after announcing the extension of its partnership with McDonald's to supply the fast-food giant's US restaurants with the brand's doughnuts.
  • Ford - On Tuesday, the automaker reaffirmed its annual profit outlook of between $10 and $12 billion.
  • Citigroup is in the final phase of a major overhaul aimed at simplifying its structure and improving performance, the bank said, after cutting its workforce by 5,000 since September.
  • Blackrock - The CEO of the world's leading asset manager, Larry Fink, urged the US government and the private sector to ensure that Americans have enough money for their retirement, and said the group would launch a product next month to address the issue.
  • Buzzfeed - Declines 8.3% in pre-market trading, as the news site reports fourth-quarter sales down 26% year-on-year and forecasts a 20% to 23% decline in revenues for the current quarter compared with the first quarter of 2023.
  • McCormick - The American spice manufacturer exceeded expectations on Tuesday for first-quarter sales and earnings, thanks in particular to stable volumes and higher prices. Share price up 5% in pre-market trading.