CNOOC (NYSE:CEO) – The Chinese state-owned oil
company CNOOC discovered a new reserve in the South China Sea, with
over 100 million tons of oil equivalent, located in the Kaiping
South field, Pearl River Delta. Substantial investment in offshore
exploration catalyzes the increased production target for 2024,
reflecting CNOOC’s commitment to expanding operations and securing
energy supply, especially through maritime reserve development.
Grifols SA (NASDAQ:GRFS) – Grifols SA shares
are up 18.7% in pre-market trading on Friday, rebounding after the
annual accounts approval by auditor KPMG. Short seller attacks and
corporate communication issues previously impacted the company.
Novo Nordisk (NYSE:NVO) – Novo Nordisk
surpassed Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) in market valuation on Thursday after
releasing positive initial test data for an obesity drug. Shares
reached record highs, propelling the company as the 12th most
valuable globally. Additionally, Novo Nordisk said it would
increase production capacity investment if its planned acquisition
of Catalent (NYSE:CTLT) doesn’t materialize. The CFO indicated the
company would also expand partnerships with contract manufacturers
if the deal falls through. Novo’s shares are down 1% in pre-market
trading.
UnitedHealth Group (NYSE:UNH) – UnitedHealth
Group announced its electronic prescription and pharmaceutical
services are operational following a cyberattack. The electronic
payment system will be available on March 15, with full
connectivity expected to be restored by March 18.
Hess Corp (NYSE:HES) – Hess revised the
timeline for its acquisition by Chevron (NYSE:CVX) due to a
potential counter-offer from Exxon Mobil (NYSE:XOM) for assets in
Guyana. Exxon filed for arbitration to preserve its right to review
an offer. The case may prolong the acquisition process.
Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) – LinkedIn, owned by
Microsoft, revealed its premium subscription unit generated $1.7
billion in revenue in 2023. Driven by an increase in AI tool
adoption, such as resume analysis, the platform expanded its
offerings to attract both job seekers and corporate recruiters.
Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) – South Korea’s
antitrust agency threatens to impose sanctions on Meta Platforms
for alleged negligence in protecting users from frauds on Facebook
and Instagram online markets, following investigations of potential
e-commerce law violations.
Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) – Google’s “Bay View”
building, praised for innovations, faces challenges with irregular
Wi-Fi, hindering remote work. The company acknowledged the issues
and promised solutions soon, as employees await a more reliable
connection for their activities.
Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) – Investors are
increasingly interested in ETFs tracking Nvidia due to the growth
of artificial intelligence. The GraniteShares 2x Long NVDA Daily
ETF reached a record of $197 million in daily net inflows,
reflecting the rising popularity of these leveraged funds.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (NYSE:TSM) –
TSMC recorded a 9.4% increase in revenue in the first two months of
2024, driven by global AI development, offsetting a slowdown in
iPhone sales. JPMorgan raised its price target, highlighting AI
opportunities and potential business from Intel Corp
(NASDAQ:INTC).
Spotify (NYSE:SPOT) – Spotify announced price
increases in France due to a new 1.2% streaming revenue tax.
Despite opposition, the government upheld the measure. The company
criticized the decision, stating it would harm listeners and not
benefit the music industry.
Vimeo (NASDAQ:VMEO) – Bending Spoons SpA, a
leading mobile app developer in Europe, is exploring the
possibility of acquiring video hosting platform Vimeo. Discussions,
still in early stages, involve bank financing. The company recently
acquired Evernote Corp and is seeking more acquisitions after a
funding round valued it at about $2.6 billion.
Walt Disney (NYSE:DIS) – The activist hedge
fund ValueAct Capital reaffirmed support for Walt Disney amid
challenges from Trian Fund Management’s board. ValueAct highlighted
the transition to digital platforms and integration with
Disney+.
Boeing (NYSE:BA) – Boeing announced a revamp of
its bonus payment system, prioritizing quality and safety following
incidents. Safety and quality metrics will represent 60% of bonuses
in the commercial unit. All employees must complete specific
trainings to be eligible for incentives.
United Airlines (NASDAQ:UAL) – The National
Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) investigates United Airlines for
a February incident with the Boeing 737 MAX 8, where rudder pedals
became “stuck” after landing. Boeing (NYSE:BA) replaced the
affected parts, with only nine aircraft impacted. Additionally,
United Airlines will suspend pilot hiring in May and June due to
delays in Boeing aircraft deliveries, as per a memo shared with
pilots. New hirings are expected to resume in July.
Rivian (NASDAQ:RIVN) – Rivian unveiled its new
electric SUVs R2 and R3, aiming to accelerate R2 production in the
US by the first half of 2026. With a starting price of $45,000, the
R2 launch is crucial to combat slowing electric vehicle demand and
strengthen market position.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (NASDAQ:GT) – The
tire manufacturer plans to close its factory in Malaysia, affecting
over 500 employees, as part of its restructuring program. The
decision raises concerns about labor abuses, with the Malaysian
government seeking support for affected workers.
Tapestry (NYSE:TPR) – EU antitrust regulators
will decide by April 15 on the $8.5 billion merger between
Tapestry, owner of Coach, and Capri Holdings (NYSE:CPRI), owner of
Michael Kors. Tapestry aims to expand its global presence,
challenging European leaders like LVMH.
Alibaba (NYSE:BABA) – Lingxi Games, Alibaba
Group’s video game subsidiary, announced a leadership transition in
an internal memo, following the company’s strategy to promote
younger management to maintain an agile mindset. This change is
part of a broader corporate restructuring.
New York Community Bank (NYSE:NYCB) – The newly
appointed CEO of NYCB announced revised business plans following a
drop in deposits and dividends, revealing interest from non-bank
bidders in loans. The company aims to stabilize finances,
highlighting persistent uncertainty in its operations.
Wells Fargo (NYSE:WFC) – Two former Wells Fargo
advisors are suing the company for breach of contract, unfair
business practices, and retaliation, claiming they resisted
pressure to transfer confidential client information to the private
bank. The advisors seek compensation and remedial measures.
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