LVMH reported accelerated Q2 sales growth to €19.5B, driven by strength in Asia and key brands, as H1 net profit held steady at €5.7B despite economic headwinds.
The FAA proposed mandatory inspections for passenger seats on 453 U.S.-registered Boeing 737 MAX jets to fix improper track installations that could pose safety risks.
Visa topped quarterly profit estimates with adjusted EPS of $3.32, driven by resilient consumer spending and World Cup cross-border travel demand.
P&G's Q4 net income dropped to $3.04B ($1.26 EPS) from $3.62B ($1.48 EPS) last year, though revenue rose 1.5% to $21.2B. Adjusted EPS reached $1.43.
AT&T completed its $23 billion acquisition of low- and mid-band wireless spectrum licenses from EchoStar to expand nationwide coverage across U.S. markets.
Standard Chartered raised its full-year income target after strong wealth and global banking revenue drove H1 profit up 9% to $4.78B, boosting shares.
Telefónica reported a Q2 net profit of €73M (rebounding from a €51M loss year-over-year) as revenue rose 3% to €8.265B, despite absorbing a €265M restructuring charge in Germany.
Apple briefly hit a $5T value by avoiding costly AI spending and launching new device leasing in the U.S. to boost demand.
Boeing posted a Q2 net loss of $428M ($0.76/share) due to a $280M Air Force One charge. However, free cash flow hit +$631M as 737 MAX production ramps
Philips CEO Roy Jakobs stated that delayed order timing in the U.S. and structural headwinds in China weighed on second-quarter order intake, even as the healthcare tech company raised its full-year profit margin guidance.
Major shipping and logistics providers—including UPS, FedEx, DHL, and C.H. Robinson, are pouring millions into temperature-controlled facilities to meet surging demand for cold-chain transportation driven by GLP-1 weight loss medications like Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and Zepbound.
Nvidia stock fell nearly 5%, losing its most valuable company title to Apple amid fears over circular financing for OpenAI and rising Chinese chip competition.
Incoming Apple CEO and current Hardware Chief John Ternus affirmed the company's commitment to building on its media momentum when he takes the helm of Apple in September.
Barclays is expanding its investment banking team across the Asia-Pacific region to focus on fee-rich advisory, M&A, and milestone transactions a year after restructuring its regional operations.
After months of resistance, Commerzbank has agreed to enter formal negotiations with Italian banking giant UniCredit regarding a potential acquisition.
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued a proposed airworthiness directive requiring inspections on hundreds of Boeing 737 MAX aircraft due to improperly installed passenger seat assemblies.
J&J agreed to an uncapped $5.5B+ settlement to resolve ~76,000 ovarian cancer lawsuits, ending a decade of legal battles over its talc products.
German luxury sports carmaker Porsche has agreed with labor representatives to cut 5,000 additional jobs by 2035 under a second round of structural restructuring measures.
Swedish defense manufacturer Saab has secured a 10.1 billion Swedish crown ($1.04 billion) order for two GlobalEye surveillance aircraft from an undisclosed Middle Eastern nation.
Australian PM Anthony Albanese will raise objections directly with Donald Trump over unjustified 12.5% tariffs imposed on Australian imports by the US.
Swiss lawmakers plan to lower proposed $20B capital requirements for UBS, balancing taxpayer safety with the bank's global competitiveness.
AstraZeneca's Q2 core earnings rose 18% to $2.63 per share, beating estimates. Strong cancer drug sales helped back its full-year 2026 growth forecast.
Brent crude fell to $90.58 and WTI to $83.51 after a pause in US-Iran attacks raised hopes for diplomacy, though Strait of Hormuz shipping remains low.
Intel reported strong second-quarter financial results, posting $16.1 billion in revenue (up 25% YoY)—its fastest revenue growth rate in nearly 15 years.