• Walt Disney reported quarterly results ahead of Wall Street expectations on Wednesday, buoyed by the success of its Pixar subsidiary's animated film "Inside Out 2," offsetting lower theme park profits. The stock gained 1.4% in pre-market trading. Walt Disney also announced major price hikes for its streaming offer yesterday, just one day before the publication of its quarterly results.
  • Hilton Worldwide raised its profit forecast for this year on Wednesday, citing continued strong demand for international travel, particularly in Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and Europe.
  • Airbnb on Tuesday forecast third-quarter sales below Wall Street estimates and reported lower second-quarter earnings due to weaker demand from US customers. The stock lost sixteen percent before the opening.
  • Lyft fell by 6.2% in pre-market trading, as the VTC services specialist announced moderate forecasts for the current quarter on Wednesday, overshadowing its strong second-quarter results.
  • Tripadvisor reported below-consensus sales on Tuesday and was down 13.5% before the opening.
  • Super Micro Computer on Tuesday forecast first-quarter earnings below consensus, although the company is counting on strong demand for its artificial intelligence servers. The stock lost 11.1% before the opening, dragging down its competitor Dell Technologies, which dropped 2.4% in pre-market trading.
  • Instacart on Tuesday forecast third-quarter operating profit ahead of Wall Street estimates, betting on higher transaction and advertising costs and a greater number of orders.
  • Reddit on Tuesday forecast third-quarter sales above consensus, as the recovery in the digital advertising market continues. The stock nevertheless lost 1.5% before the opening, its second-quarter results having disappointed.
  • Rivian on Tuesday maintained its forecast of stagnant production this year and said it expected slightly lower deliveries in the third quarter. The electric vehicle manufacturer is working to rebuild its inventories following a plant closure in April designed to cut costs. The stock fell by 6.3% in pre-market trading.
  • CVS Health on Wednesday lowered its profit forecast for this year due to rising medical costs in its health insurance division. The stock is down 3.6% in pre-market trading.
  • Amgen reported a drop in second-quarter earnings on Tuesday, as higher expenses weighed on the balance sheet, despite a twenty percent jump in sales linked to the acquisition of Horizon Therapeutics in October. The stock lost 2.7% before the opening.
  • Devon Energy reported above-consensus earnings on Tuesday, thanks to higher oil prices.
  • V.F. Corp reported a smaller-than-expected drop in first-quarter sales on Tuesday, thanks to the recovery of its activities in China and lower inventories. The share price advanced by 8% before the opening.
  • Warner Bros is due to publish its results on Wednesday.
  • Lumen Technologies raised its free cash flow estimates for the year on Tuesday, betting on AI-related demand to support growth in its connectivity solutions. The stock soared 43% before the opening.
  • Fortinet raised its annual sales forecast on Tuesday, as companies spend more to protect their digital assets and operations against cyber-attacks. The stock advanced by 16.4% before the opening.
  • Mosaic missed market estimates for second-quarter earnings on Tuesday, penalized by lower input prices.
  • Novo Nordisk disappointed in Q2.
  • Continental published good Q2 results but reduced forecasts due to its automotive division.
  • X (ex Twitter) sues Orsted, Unilever, and other companies for boycott.
  • Roche plans to sell its cancer data company for $1.9 billion, according to the FT.
  • Schaeffler is not interested in Continental's automotive division, says its CEO.
  • Evotec lowered its annual forecast well below market expectations.
  • Siemens Energy raised its cash flow outlook after a strong third quarter.
  • Coca-Cola Hellenic raised its sales and operating profit forecasts for 2024.
  • Ahold Delhaize posted a higher second-quarter margin.
  • AP Moller Maersk forecast sustained global demand, albeit at a slower pace.
  • ABN Amro reported higher-than-expected net interest income for the second quarter.
  • Banco BPM raised its annual forecast.
  • Puma lowered its core earnings forecast for the year.
  • Glencore decided not to spin off its coal activities after discussions with investors.
  • WPP agreed to sell its stake in FGS Global to KKR for $775 million.
  • Beiersdorf's sales increased despite weakness in China.
  • Commerzbank will buy back €600 million of shares.
  • Logitech appointed Matteo Anversa as CFO.
  • Tesla recalled 1.68 million cars in China.
  • United Airlines began negotiations with its union.
  • Petrobras confirmed that the due diligence process for the purchase of the Mataripe refinery is nearing completion.
  • Environmental groups sued Suncor over pollution at a Colorado refinery.
  • Waymo expanded its autonomous ride-sharing service areas in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
  • Sony reported a ten percent rise in first-quarter profits thanks to the strength of its image sensors and video games.
  • SoftBank reported first-quarter profits of $70.7 million.
  • Honda reported a twenty-three percent increase in first-quarter operating profit.
  • Nippon Telegraph and Telephone will buy back two hundred billion yen of its own shares.
  • Arcadium explores its lithium options in Australia due to low raw material prices.

Today's main publications: Costco Wholesale, Walt Disney Company, McKesson Corporation, Shopify, CVS Health, Equinix, Emerson Electric, Hilton Worldwide, Occidental Petroleum, Monster Beverage, Manulife Financial, Rockwell Automation, Novo Nordisk A/S, Glencore, Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, Beiersdorf, Ahold Delhaize, AP Moller Maersk, Sampo, Siemens Energy, Commerzbank, Legal & General, ABN AMRO Bank, Coca-Cola Hellenic, Continental, WPP, Sony, SoftBank, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, DBS Group, Honda Motor, Fujifilm, Asahi Group...

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