• Banco Santander launches a major reorganization of its activities.
  • Kingfisher cuts profit forecasts due to lower sales in Poland and France.
  • TUI confirms its guidance for fiscal 2023 thanks to strong summer and winter bookings.
  • Tesla and Saudi Arabia begin talks to build an electric vehicle manufacturing plant in the country.
  • Instacart sets its IPO price at $30, at the top end of forecasts.
  • Ulta Beauty COO becomes President.
  • Stora Enso CEO steps down, replaced by Hans Sohlstrom.
  • RWE to receive 332 MEUR in compensation from Dutch government for limiting coal use.
  • Amazon plans to hire departing Microsoft product manager.
  • Skanska sells the first phase of its office project in Hungary for 100 MEUR.
  • S&P raisedAlimentation Couche-Tard 's credit rating from BBB to BBB+.
  • Ford, General Motors - The United Auto Workers (UAW) union has threatened to extend the current strike action to other US carmaker sites if no significant progress is made in the current negotiations.
  • Alphabet on Tuesday appealed to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) to overturn a €2.42 billion fine imposed by the European Commission for abuse of a dominant position in price comparison services (Google Shopping), arguing that regulators had failed to demonstrate that the group's practices were anti-competitive.
  • Block is down 1.1% in pre-market trading, in reaction to the announcement that the CEO of its subsidiary Square is to step down on October 2. She will be replaced by Block chairman Jack Dorsey.
  • Maplebear, the parent company of US shopping delivery platform Instacart, a company backed by Japanese conglomerate Softbank, will make its New York stock market debut on Tuesday at a guide price of $30 per share, valuing it at $9.9 billion.
  • Target announced on Tuesday its intention to recruit almost 100,000 employees for the festive season, and to offer significant price reductions from October onwards.
  • Rocket Lab plunged 15.3% in pre-market trading after the postponement of a satellite launch scheduled for the end of the third quarter. The company expects to revise its outlook for the current quarter in the next few days.
  • Norfolk Southern announced on Monday the launch of a program to compensate homeowners around East Palestine, Ohio, who were forced to sell their properties at a discount following a train derailment on February 3, which resulted in the release of toxic chemicals in the area.
  • Starbucks fell by 4% in pre-market trading, with TD Cowen downgrading the stock from "outperform" to "perform in line with sector" due to uncertainties over China.