Glass Lewis, which advises some of world’s biggest investors, says AGM exclusion raises transparency issues Business live – latest updates BP shareholders should vote against its new chair over his decision to exclude a climate resolution from the company’s next annual meeting, a major proxy adviser recommends. Glass Lewis has advised investors to vote against Albert Manifold , who has been in his...
Glass Lewis, which advises some of world’s biggest investors, says AGM exclusion raises transparency issues Business live – latest updates BP shareholders should vote against its new chair over his decision to exclude a climate resolution from the company’s next annual meeting, a major proxy adviser recommends. Glass Lewis has advised investors to vote against Albert Manifold , who has been in his post for just six months, according to a note seen by Reuters. Continue reading...
J Studios Stock index futures were higher on Monday as traders remained focused on developments in the Middle East, including the status of the Strait of Hormuz. Here are the four stocks to watch on the day: Tesla ( TSLA ) fell 1.48% in premarket trading after longtime bear JPMorgan reiterated its Underweight rating ahead of the company’s first-quarter earnings report. Analyst Ryan Brinkman pointe...
J Studios Stock index futures were higher on Monday as traders remained focused on developments in the Middle East, including the status of the Strait of Hormuz. Here are the four stocks to watch on the day: Tesla ( TSLA ) fell 1.48% in premarket trading after longtime bear JPMorgan reiterated its Underweight rating ahead of the company’s first-quarter earnings report. Analyst Ryan Brinkman pointed to Tesla’s underwhelming Q1 deliveries and year-over-year decline in energy storage installations. Brinkman and his team now expect Tesla to report Q1 EPS of $0.30, down from a prior estimate of $0.43 and below the consensus mark of $0.38. Arm Holdings ( ARM ) slipped 4.02% before the opening bell after Morgan Stanley downgraded the British semiconductor intellectual property firm to Equal-Weight from Overweight. “Arm’s transition into chipmaking marks a structural evolution of its business model, aligned with the emergence of agentic AI,” analyst Lee Simpson wrote in a note to clients. Broadcom ( AVGO ) gained more than 3% in premarket trade after disclosing it had signed a long-term deal with Google to develop the search giant’s custom artificial intelligence chips, known as tensor processing units. The agreement, which runs through 2031, covers Google’s future generations of TPUs, Broadcom said in a filing. Deere ( DE ) was flat in premarket trading after the agricultural equipment maker said late Monday it reached a settlement agreement to resolve pending multidistrict “right to repair” litigation. As part of the settlement, Deere will deposit funds into a class settlement fund covering eligible plaintiffs who paid the company’s authorized dealers for repairs to large agricultural equipment from January 2018, according to a court filing. More related stories Arm Holdings: The CPU Bottleneck Thesis Is Getting Harder To Ignore Tesla: Weak Start To 2026 Broadcom Is Ready To Wake Up From Its Slumber Arm Holdings slides as Morgan Stanley downgrades Broadcom gains after sig...
J Studios Stock index futures were higher on Monday as traders remained focused on developments in the Middle East, including the status of the Strait of Hormuz. Here are the four stocks to watch on the day: Tesla ( TSLA ) fell 1.48% in premarket trading after longtime bear JPMorgan reiterated its Underweight rating ahead of the company’s first-quarter earnings report. Analyst Ryan Brinkman pointe...
J Studios Stock index futures were higher on Monday as traders remained focused on developments in the Middle East, including the status of the Strait of Hormuz. Here are the four stocks to watch on the day: Tesla ( TSLA ) fell 1.48% in premarket trading after longtime bear JPMorgan reiterated its Underweight rating ahead of the company’s first-quarter earnings report. Analyst Ryan Brinkman pointed to Tesla’s underwhelming Q1 deliveries and year-over-year decline in energy storage installations. Brinkman and his team now expect Tesla to report Q1 EPS of $0.30, down from a prior estimate of $0.43 and below the consensus mark of $0.38. Arm Holdings ( ARM ) slipped 4.02% before the opening bell after Morgan Stanley downgraded the British semiconductor intellectual property firm to Equal-Weight from Overweight. “Arm’s transition into chipmaking marks a structural evolution of its business model, aligned with the emergence of agentic AI,” analyst Lee Simpson wrote in a note to clients. Broadcom ( AVGO ) gained more than 3% in premarket trade after disclosing it had signed a long-term deal with Google to develop the search giant’s custom artificial intelligence chips, known as tensor processing units. The agreement, which runs through 2031, covers Google’s future generations of TPUs, Broadcom said in a filing. Deere ( DE ) was flat in premarket trading after the agricultural equipment maker said late Monday it reached a settlement agreement to resolve pending multidistrict “right to repair” litigation. As part of the settlement, Deere will deposit funds into a class settlement fund covering eligible plaintiffs who paid the company’s authorized dealers for repairs to large agricultural equipment from January 2018, according to a court filing. More related stories Arm Holdings: The CPU Bottleneck Thesis Is Getting Harder To Ignore Tesla: Weak Start To 2026 Broadcom Is Ready To Wake Up From Its Slumber Arm Holdings slides as Morgan Stanley downgrades Broadcom gains after sig...
New York Fed President John Williams discusses the impact of the Iran war on US inflation, saying he is “looking at an inflation rate for the year as a whole of something like 2.75%,” but that can be impacted by energy prices. He speaks with Michael McKee on “Bloomberg Surveillance.” (Source: Bloomberg)
New York Fed President John Williams discusses the impact of the Iran war on US inflation, saying he is “looking at an inflation rate for the year as a whole of something like 2.75%,” but that can be impacted by energy prices. He speaks with Michael McKee on “Bloomberg Surveillance.” (Source: Bloomberg)
My top 10 things to watch Tuesday, April 7 1. Hopes are fading for an agreement ahead of President Donald Trump 's 8 p.m. ET deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face power plant and bridge bombings. Will Trump follow through on his threats? The market is worried, with the S & P 500 headed for a lower open after four straight sessions higher. 2. Two wins for Broadcom : Google and An...
My top 10 things to watch Tuesday, April 7 1. Hopes are fading for an agreement ahead of President Donald Trump 's 8 p.m. ET deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face power plant and bridge bombings. Will Trump follow through on his threats? The market is worried, with the S & P 500 headed for a lower open after four straight sessions higher. 2. Two wins for Broadcom : Google and Anthropic. The Hock Tan-run company agreed to produce future versions of Google's AI chips through 2031, and expanded its compute deal with Anthropic, drawing on those Google processors for capacity. Can Broadcom reclaim its old status as the one to beat? Broadcom and Google-parent Alphabet are Club stocks. 3. Wells Fargo increased its Intel price target to $55 from $45, citing expected demand upside for the chipmaker's server CPU and execution on its roadmap. Ahead of quarterly results later this month, Wells trimmed estimates for 2026 earnings per share by 2.6% but raised 2027 EPS estimates by 8.7%. Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan is the real deal. His appointment last year made me turn positive on the stock. 4. Morgan Stanley downgraded chip designer Arm to a hold rating from buy. The analysts see execution risks to its in-house CPU initiative and memory supply constraints as a headwind to near-term growth. They did raise their Arm price target to $150 from $135, in recognition of this year's rally. But that PT has little upside to it. I think Arm's CPU is a smart move to capitalize on the growth of agentic AI. 5. U.S. lawmakers are again looking to put trade curbs on Dutch semiconductor equipment provider ASML . This time, it's to prevent Chinese companies from accessing what's called deep ultraviolet (DUV) lithography machines, which are used to make chips that go into consumer devices like smartphones and electric vehicles. ASML's more advanced EUV machines for AI chips are already blocked in China. 6. Wells Fargo initiated coverage of Reddit with a hold rating and $149 price targ...
jetcityimage RTX Corporation ( RTX ) unit Raytheon won a not-to-exceed ~$708.94M undefinitized contract for Small Diameter Bomb Increment II Lot 12, covering production, containers, test equipment, and spares. The work will be performed in Tucson, Arizona, with completion expected by March 6, 2030. Fiscal 2025–2026 procurement, operations and maintenance, and FMS funds totaling ~$338.50M were obli...
jetcityimage RTX Corporation ( RTX ) unit Raytheon won a not-to-exceed ~$708.94M undefinitized contract for Small Diameter Bomb Increment II Lot 12, covering production, containers, test equipment, and spares. The work will be performed in Tucson, Arizona, with completion expected by March 6, 2030. Fiscal 2025–2026 procurement, operations and maintenance, and FMS funds totaling ~$338.50M were obligated at the time of award, with the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center being the contracting activity. RTX is trading at ~$198.20 in pre-market hours. More on RTX Corporation RTX Corporation (RTX) Stock Analysis: 36 Years Of Dividends Vs. Quant "Hold" | 2-Minute Analysis RTX Corp.: America's Missiles Shortage Changes Everything For The Stock RTX Corporation: Quadrupling Missile Production Could Drive Further Upside SA Sentiment: Defense spending seen rising over the next decade Trump to propose record $1.5T defense budget with focus on missile shield, ships
John M. Chase/iStock Unreleased via Getty Images Amentum ( AMTM ) said Tuesday it was awarded a $425M, three-year contract by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection to deliver aerial firefighting support to the state, ensuring the state’s fleet of specialized aircraft remains fully operational and ready to deploy. The company said it will deliver a full spectrum of aviation expe...
John M. Chase/iStock Unreleased via Getty Images Amentum ( AMTM ) said Tuesday it was awarded a $425M, three-year contract by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection to deliver aerial firefighting support to the state, ensuring the state’s fleet of specialized aircraft remains fully operational and ready to deploy. The company said it will deliver a full spectrum of aviation expertise, ranging from program management and training to the operational deployment of 350 elite pilots and mechanics. "Amentum brings advanced technical solutions, including AI-driven predictive maintenance, repair and overhaul services, as well as world-class logistics and deployment expertise to help the state safeguard communities and its economy," said Dr. Karl Spinnenweber, president of Amentum's ( AMTM ) Mission Solutions business. More on Amentum Holdings Amentum: Ancillary News Indicates Thesis Still Intact The Sell-Off Was A Gift: Amentum Remains A Buy Amentum: Post-Merger Integration Makes This A Show-Me Story
Tradeweb Markets ( TW ) on Tuesday said its first-quarter average daily volume rose 31.4% year-over-year to $3.3 trillion. Total trading volume reached a record $214.3 trillion in Q1. "Tradeweb delivered a record month and quarter, driven by heightened volatility and particularly strong momentum in credit and rates, alongside robust client engagement in equities and money markets," said CEO Billy ...
Tradeweb Markets ( TW ) on Tuesday said its first-quarter average daily volume rose 31.4% year-over-year to $3.3 trillion. Total trading volume reached a record $214.3 trillion in Q1. "Tradeweb delivered a record month and quarter, driven by heightened volatility and particularly strong momentum in credit and rates, alongside robust client engagement in equities and money markets," said CEO Billy Hult. "We are seeing clearly that when volatility rises, most clients are not stepping back from electronic execution—they are leaning in, staying automated, and relying on the efficiency, transparency, and resiliency of our network. Automation is playing an increasingly important role in this expansion, with adoption of Tradeweb AiEX continuing to accelerate as clients embed automated execution tools more deeply into their trading workflows," said the CEO. More on Tradeweb Markets Tradeweb Markets Inc. (TW) Presents at 47th Annual Raymond James Institutional Investor Conference Transcript Tradeweb Markets: Growth Outlook Remains Robust Tradeweb Markets Inc. (TW) Presents at UBS Financial Services Conference 2026 Transcript Top 10 Financial Stocks of February: Who Outperformed the Market? Tradeweb and Kalshi team up to expand prediction markets access
智元开源具身数据集AGIBOT WORLD 2026。 ①Anthropic称其年化收入已超300亿美元； ②智元开源具身数据集AGIBOT WORLD 2026； ③优必选与本田贸易在人形机器人与无人车领域达成战略合作； ④千问“深度研究”能力升级，新增财经分析等模块； ⑤首形科技完成新一轮数亿元A1轮融资。
智元开源具身数据集AGIBOT WORLD 2026。 ①Anthropic称其年化收入已超300亿美元； ②智元开源具身数据集AGIBOT WORLD 2026； ③优必选与本田贸易在人形机器人与无人车领域达成战略合作； ④千问“深度研究”能力升级，新增财经分析等模块； ⑤首形科技完成新一轮数亿元A1轮融资。
JolieQ /iStock Editorial via Getty Images Russia has postponed a trio of planned lunar missions, pushing their timelines well into the 2030s, according to remarks reported Tuesday by the Interfax news agency. The delay represents another hurdle for the country’s long-running ambitions in deep space exploration, coming as the United States advances its own moon program. The missions, Luna-28, Luna-...
JolieQ /iStock Editorial via Getty Images Russia has postponed a trio of planned lunar missions, pushing their timelines well into the 2030s, according to remarks reported Tuesday by the Interfax news agency. The delay represents another hurdle for the country’s long-running ambitions in deep space exploration, coming as the United States advances its own moon program. The missions, Luna-28, Luna-29 and Luna-30, are now expected to launch between 2032 and 2036, based on comments from Sergei Chernyshev, a senior official at the Russian Academy of Sciences. No official explanation was given for the revised schedule, and prior launch targets weren't disclosed. The postponement follows a series of recent setbacks for Russia’s space efforts, including delays to other projects and the failed Luna-25 mission, which crashed into the moon in 2023. Russian officials have previously framed lunar exploration as strategically important, particularly in the context of potential resource development on the moon’s surface. Once a dominant force in space exploration during the Soviet era, marked by milestones such as launching the first satellite and sending the first human into orbit, Russia’s program has struggled to maintain its position in recent decades, lagging behind both the United States and China. The announcement of further delays coincides with a major achievement by NASA . Astronauts aboard the Artemis II mission recently completed a flight around the moon, the first such journey by humans in more than half a century, and one that carried them farther into space than any previous crewed mission. More news and analysis Apple Before Q2: Weaponizing Memory Shortages And The Globalstar Acquisition Emerging Asia (Ex China) Government Bonds Monthly Pearson: A Stock To Watch As Margins Expand Industry group says health plans have cut 11% of prior authorizations Arm Holdings slides as Morgan Stanley downgrades
(RTTNews) - AC Immune SA (ACIU) said Tuesday it has agreed with Eli Lilly and Company (LLY) to amend their 2018 license and collaboration agreement to advance Tau aggregation inhibitor small molecules for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease and other neurodegenerative disorders.
(RTTNews) - AC Immune SA (ACIU) said Tuesday it has agreed with Eli Lilly and Company (LLY) to amend their 2018 license and collaboration agreement to advance Tau aggregation inhibitor small molecules for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease and other neurodegenerative disorders.
Welcome back to Bloomberg’s Auto Monitor , a weekly roundup of stories on the automotive industry from reporters around the world. Sign up now if you’re not already on the list. The prospect of Chinese cars entering the US is becoming very real , and local auto executives are bracing for tougher competition. We also have the latest sales figures from Tesla , Ford and Volvo Car . And across the bor...
Welcome back to Bloomberg’s Auto Monitor , a weekly roundup of stories on the automotive industry from reporters around the world. Sign up now if you’re not already on the list. The prospect of Chinese cars entering the US is becoming very real , and local auto executives are bracing for tougher competition. We also have the latest sales figures from Tesla , Ford and Volvo Car . And across the border, Canada is rejecting the use of knockdown kits if Stellantis wants to build Chinese EVs at its idled Ontario factory. All this and more, below. Market Snapshot General Motors Co $73.43 +1.2% BYD Co Ltd $103.90 -0.8% Xiaomi Corp $30.88 -3.6% Ford Motor Co $11.61 +0.1% Market data as of 08:45 AM ET. Data is subject to provider delays. The big story The talk around Detroit these days is all about the looming threat of low-cost, high-tech Chinese cars . America, the world’s second-largest car market, remains the only major automotive frontier Chinese carmakers haven’t entered. Nervous US auto executives have resigned themselves to ultimately confronting that considerable competitive challenge — it’s a question when they’ll arrive, not if. US President Donald Trump turbo-charged the anxiety when he spoke to the Detroit Economic Club in January and declared he was willing to “ let China come in ” as long as they built factories and hired American workers. Trump is expected to discuss lowering formidable US trade barriers on Chinese cars when he meets with his counterpart Xi Jinping in Beijing next month. “We’re getting very close to the proverbial dam breaking,” said Michael Dunne, a former General Motors Asia executive who now consults on the Chinese auto industry. The implications of such an incursion are immense for American automakers. BYD and its peers can bring new models to market in half the time of US automakers and at a fraction of the price . They’ve already made inroads in Europe , building local factories to evade tariffs and sell more of their affordable EVs and...