• Infineon raises its 2022 forecast.
  • Almirall confirms its targets despite a decline in Q1 results.
  • Shaftesbury and Capital & Counties negotiate a merger.
  • Brookfield Asset Management will buy Watermark for $3.2 billion.
  • French bank NFP is interested in Credit Suisse. In addition, it is preparing to file a $430 million complaint against SoftBank over Katerra.
  • The Canadian antitrust regulator is expected to deny merger between Rogers and Shaw Communications.
  • Southwest Gas settles its board battle with Icahn and replaces the CEO.
  • PostNL warns of rising logistics costs.
  • The Benettons and Blackstone are reportedly ready to launch a bid for Atlantia at the end of the summer.
  • Glass Lewis recommends voting against Woodside Petroleum's climate plan.
  • EasyJet will cut some airline seats due to staffing shortages.
  • Shell to hold negotiations for the sale of service stations and a lubricants plant in Russia.
  • Nippon Telegraph and Telephone will buy back JPY 100 billion of NTT Data shares.
  • Bombardier's board of directors approves a share consolidation.
  • Elon Musk, who has reached an agreement to buy Twitter for $44 billion, wants to increase the social network's annual revenue fivefold to $26.4 billion by 2028, the New York Times reported Friday.
  • Uber Technologies will cut hiring and spending on marketing and grants, CNBC reported, citing a letter from the group's chief executive, Dara Khosrowshahi, to his employees.
  • Rivian stock plunges 7.6% in pre-market trading after Ford sold eight million shares of the electric vehicle maker's stock as the post-IPO lock-up period expired Sunday, CNBC reports.
  • Cryptocurrency-related stocks are down in pre-market trading amid risk aversion over fears about rising rates and economic slowdown.
  • Lockheed Martin plans to nearly double production of Javelin missiles, an anti-tank weapon used by Ukrainian forces against Russia since the country's invasion, group chief executive James Taiclet said Sunday.
  • Southwest Gas Holdings reached a deal with Carl Icahn on Friday after months of battle that resulted in the group's chief executive being replaced and the billionaire investor being given four seats on the board.

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