Global markets live: Tesla, Walmart, Google, Barclays, TSMC…
Every day, the MarketScreener team curates the most important news about listed companies worldwide. Here's a short summary for your convenience:

North America:
- Tesla launched car sales in Saudi Arabia, facing challenges like limited charging infrastructure and high temperatures.
- Cal-Maine Foods is cooperating with U.S. Justice Department investigations into price-fixing and supply manipulation in the egg market.
- Janus Henderson has been appointed by Guardian Life Insurance to manage a $45 billion investment-grade public fixed-income portfolio.
- Walmart reaffirmed its annual sales forecast, maintaining a 3-4% growth target for the year.
- Peabody Energy is evaluating financing options for a potential $3.78 billion acquisition of steelmaking coal assets from Anglo American.
- Google launched a new AI chip called Ironwood and settled a German antitrust investigation by modifying its Maps and Automotive Services.
- Delta Air lines reported a slight increase in Q1 earnings despite a drop in operating margin and withdrew its financial forecast.
- South Bow Corp shut down its Keystone pipeline after a leak near Fort Ransom, North Dakota.
- Verizon's implementation of AI has significantly increased its sales.
Europe:
- Volkswagen Group reported a 1.4% increase in Q1 vehicle deliveries, driven by growth in Europe and North America.
- Accor partnered with InterGlobe and IndiGo to form the fastest-growing hotel group in India, aiming to build 300 hotels by 2030.
- Eni anticipates that investors will value its subsidiary Plenitude at over 10 billion euros.
- Barclays appointed Andrew Woeber as its new global head of mergers and acquisitions and scrapped diversity targets in the US.
- Assura PLC rejected multiple takeover bids, ultimately accepting a $2.06 billion acquisition offer from a KKR-led consortium.
- KKR is finalizing the acquisition of Karo Healthcare for approximately 2.5 billion euros.
Rest of the world:
- Luxshare Precision Industry is adjusting its manufacturing strategy between Vietnam and the U.S. amidst escalating US-China trade tensions.
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Mahindra Aerostructures secured an order from Airbus Helicopters to manufacture and assemble the main fuselage of the H130 helicopter.
- Vietnam's Deputy Prime Minister is scheduled to meet with U.S. Treasury Secretary to discuss potential revisions of tariffs on Vietnam.
- TSMC faces potential fines exceeding $1 billion due to violations of U.S. export controls related to chips made for Huawei.
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