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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:
- Tesla plans to launch its robotaxi service on June 22.
- Nvidia is expanding its global influence through AI and quantum computing partnerships, including plans to build the world's first industrial AI cloud in Europe.
- Meta is contesting technology fees in the EU's second highest court and has launched a new AI group named Superintelligence.
- Boeing achieves its 737 MAX production target and secures 303 new orders.
- Google offers buyouts to employees and partners with OpenAI for cloud computing.
- Apollo Global Management's Matthew Michelini discussed the positive impact of trade concerns on Asia's private credit.
- Novavax's COVID-19-influenza combination vaccine shows strong immune responses in late-stage studies.
- 23andMe is being sued by the New York Attorney General for selling private customer data.
- WSP Global has acquired Ricardo PLC for approximately £363.1 million.
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T.D. Williamson received a strategic investment from Apollo Funds but retained majority ownership.
Europe:
- UniCredit faces challenges with its Banco BPM acquisition due to Italian government conditions.
- Inditex's Q1 sales fell short of expectations due to tariff impacts and global trade disputes.
- Assura PLC has accepted a final takeover offer from a KKR-led consortium, valuing the company at GBP 1.70 billion.
- Castings reports an earnings decline due to less demand from heavy truck customers.
- Mistral launches Europe's first AI reasoning model.
Rest of the world:
- Royal Air Maroc is close to finalizing deals with Boeing and Airbus for fleet renewal.
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Riyadh Air has placed a firm order for 25 Airbus A350 jets.
- AirAsia and VietJet are in advanced talks to order at least 100 Airbus aircraft each.
- Foshan Haitian Flavouring and Food Co. plans to raise up to $1.2 billion through its upcoming Hong Kong IPO.
- JL MAG Rare-Earth has secured export licenses for rare earth products following China's export control relaxation.
- Nintendo's Switch 2 achieved a record as the fastest-selling console with over 3.5 million units sold in four days.
- Qantas Airways is shutting down its low-cost Singapore unit, Jetstar Asia, due to escalating costs and competition.
- Qualcomm has launched an AI research and development center in Vietnam.