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Every day, the MarketScreener team selects the most important news about listed companies across the world. Here's a short summary for your convenience:

North America:
- Boeing shares drop significantly following a crash in Ahmedabad, India, resulting in over 200 fatalities.
- Meta Platforms Inc. faces multiple legal and regulatory challenges, including a lawsuit against Crushai and scrutiny from its Oversight Board.
- Oracle raises revenue forecast and reports significant earnings increase, driven by AI cloud services demand and a major contract with Temu.
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OpenAI is in discussions to raise $40 billion with investors from Saudi Arabia, India, and the UAE, and plans a $17 billion raise in 2027.
- CSX locomotive engineers ratify a five-year collective bargaining agreement covering 3,400 workers.
- Bristow Group expands partnership with Vertical Aerospace to accelerate commercial air taxi services.
Europe:
- Airbus revises its 20-year demand forecast upwards despite supply chain delays and anticipates strong orders at the Paris Air Show.
- TotalEnergies subsidiary Saft secures a contract for a 1 gigawatt-hour battery energy storage system in Fukushima, Japan.
- UniCredit faces an Italian court rejection of its appeal against the suspension of its bid to acquire Banco BPM.
- Stellantis chairman suggests Europe adopt 'kei cars' to boost consumer demand, while introducing battery swap technology in Madrid.
- BE Semiconductor Industries (Besi) increases 2025 financial targets due to rising demand for advanced packaging solutions driven by AI.
- Tesco UK sales growth accelerates to 5.3% in the first quarter, outperforming market expectations.
Rest of the world:
- Xpeng Inc develops advanced chips for VW cars amidst broader AI collaborations in the industry.
- Bunge Global SA anticipates finalizing its $8.2 billion acquisition of Glencore-backed Viterra, pending Chinese regulatory approval.
- Seazen Group Ltd launches a $300 million bond offering to buy back existing bonds and issue new senior notes.
- Reliance Industries sells 35 million shares of Asian Paints, reducing its stake and generating $901 million from the sale.
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