Global markets live: Tesla, Sanofi, Apple, JPMorgan, Microsoft…
Every day, the MarketScreener team selects the most important news about listed companies worldwide. Here's a short summary for your convenience:

North America:
- Tesla faces declining sales in Spain, Portugal, Denmark, and Sweden, while Model Y deliveries surge in Norway amidst strategic challenges.
- Sanofi acquires Blueprint Medicines for $9.1 billion to enhance its immunology portfolio.
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Circle Internet raises $896 million in an upsized US IPO.
- Regeneron Pharmaceuticals reports its experimental weight-loss drug preserves muscle mass, expanding its obesity portfolio.
- Apple appeals an EU order to enhance compatibility and share information with competitors.
- JPMorgan CEO warns US national debt might destabilize the bond market.
- Microsoft invests $400 million in Switzerland to enhance AI and cloud computing infrastructure.
- James Hardie secures $3.5 billion in senior credit facilities for AZEK acquisition.
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Voyager Technologies plans NYSE listing with a $1.6 billion valuation.
Europe:
- GSK acquires remaining royalty interests in Trelegy Ellipta for $225 million and has linerixibat accepted for FDA review.
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Dior appoints Jonathan Anderson as creative director for women's and men's collections.
- Gerresheimer lowers annual targets and 2025 guidance due to weak demand, leading to a 21% stock price drop.
- AstraZeneca reports positive outcomes in treating early-stage gastric cancer and promising results with camizestrant for breast cancer.
- Rio Tinto signs a co-management agreement with the PKKP indigenous group after cave destruction.
Rest of the world:
- Emirates President discusses air travel demand and supply chain issues amid tariff uncertainties.
- Vietnam Airlines set to finalize an order for 50 Boeing 737 MAX jets.
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Venezuela raises taxes on the private sector to offset reduced oil income.
- SOCAR to sign new oil and gas exploration agreements in Azerbaijan with Exxon Mobil and BP.
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