Main earnings releases. Pfizer, T-Mobile US, Activision Blizzard, AXA, Infineon, Ford Motor, Thomson Reuters, Ferrari, Vonovia, Alcon, Suncor, Telenor, Geberit, Grifols, Demant, Pandora, Adecco... 

 

  • Vivendi and Mediaset settle their dispute by a transactional agreement to be signed on July 22. Vivendi will retrocede a part of the capital of the transalpine company.
  • Adecco: the employment services group to return to organic growth in Q1, while returning to profit.
  • Geberit: the Swiss group reported dynamic growth of 13% in Q1, with sales of CHF 910 million. Ebitda was up 21.1%. Forecasts have been exceeded, but management remains cautious about the financial year and does not provide any figures.
  • HelloFresh: Q1 Ebitda more than doubled, in the middle of the range provided in April by the company. Annual targets are confirmed.
  • Infineon: the German semiconductor group raised its full-year guidance, following the release of strong results earlier this year. For the year ending 30 September, sales are now expected to be around €11bn.
  • Pandora: the Danish jeweller has significantly improved its Q1 operating profit, above expectations. Annual organic growth is expected to exceed 12%, compared to 8% previously expected, while the operating margin will be above 22%, compared to "more than 21%" previously.
  • U.S. expected to clear vaccine. Pfizer / BioNTech for 12/15 year olds, according to the New York Times.
  • Verizon sells Yahoo and AOL for $5 billion to Apollo Fund. Intel invests $3.5 billion in its production facilities in Mexico.
  • Deutsche Lufthansa orders 5 B787 from
  • The Boeing Company and 5 A350 from Airbus.
  • AMS wants to delist Osram at EUR 52.30 per share.
  • Taiwan Semiconductor is considering a major expansion of its plant in Arizona. Paper Excellence is considering delisting Domtar, according to Bloomberg.
  • Spotify 's CEO is interested in Arsenal.
  • Implenia signs a CHF 110 million order for a subway station in Sweden.
  • SGS buys Dutch company Brightsight.