Airbus SE delivered its fewest commercial aircraft in the first quarter since 2009, raising questions about whether the company can meet its annual target amid reverberations from the Iran war. The France-based manufacturer delivered 114 jets in the first three months of 2026, it said Thursday. That’s a decrease of 16% from the same period last year. The company forecast deliveries of about 870 pl...
Airbus SE delivered its fewest commercial aircraft in the first quarter since 2009, raising questions about whether the company can meet its annual target amid reverberations from the Iran war. The France-based manufacturer delivered 114 jets in the first three months of 2026, it said Thursday. That’s a decrease of 16% from the same period last year. The company forecast deliveries of about 870 planes this year, but that was before the war started. The aviation sector is going through one of its most challenging periods as jet fuel prices surge and some of the world’s biggest airlines curb operations amid the fighting. “To meet this target, Airbus would need a significant acceleration in deliveries over the remaining nine months, implying a very back-end loaded schedule,” Christophe Menard , senior analyst at Deutsche Bank , said in a note Friday. “This remains theoretically possible at this stage.” The recent numbers are the lowest since Airbus delivered 116 planes in the first quarter of 2009, a company spokesperson said. Rival Boeing Co. hasn’t released its quarterly sales yet, though it shipped more planes than Airbus last month. The US company sold more jets than Airbus in 2025, ending a seven-year losing streak. Airbus cut its annual delivery goal last year to 790 aircraft following the discovery of faulty fuselage panels on the A320 models that required additional inspections, thus delaying output. It eventually delivered 793. The company recorded 60 deliveries in March, an increase from February’s 35 . Deliveries in January sank to their lowest in any month since 2020, with only 19 aircraft handed over, as the company grappled with the fallout from engine shortages and faulty manufacturing.
Arm's move to sell its own chips has been largely cheered by investors. One of those investors supportive of the plan is Clare Pleydell-Bouverie, Fund Manager at Liontrust. Liontrust's top tech investments include Nvidia, Broadcom and TSMC. She spoke to Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie on Bloomberg Tech: Europe. (Source: Bloomberg)
Arm's move to sell its own chips has been largely cheered by investors. One of those investors supportive of the plan is Clare Pleydell-Bouverie, Fund Manager at Liontrust. Liontrust's top tech investments include Nvidia, Broadcom and TSMC. She spoke to Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie on Bloomberg Tech: Europe. (Source: Bloomberg)
Palantir (PLTR) fell sharply after Michael Burry put a familiar pressure point back in front of investors: competition in enterprise AI. Business Insider,quotingBurry’s now-deleted X post, said he argued that Anthropic is “eating Palantir’s lunch” and pointed to Anthropic’s rapid enterprise ...
Palantir (PLTR) fell sharply after Michael Burry put a familiar pressure point back in front of investors: competition in enterprise AI. Business Insider,quotingBurry’s now-deleted X post, said he argued that Anthropic is “eating Palantir’s lunch” and pointed to Anthropic’s rapid enterprise ...
China’s exports of passenger cars accelerated in March, an industry association said Friday, as Chinese automakers stepped up their push to grow overseas markets. Passenger car exports jumped 82.4% year-on-year last month to around 748,000 vehicles, according to the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, up from the 586,000 vehicles exported in February. Exports of new energy passenger veh...
China’s exports of passenger cars accelerated in March, an industry association said Friday, as Chinese automakers stepped up their push to grow overseas markets. Passenger car exports jumped 82.4% year-on-year last month to around 748,000 vehicles, according to the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, up from the 586,000 vehicles exported in February. Exports of new energy passenger vehicles — including battery electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids — surged more than 140% in March from a year ago to 363,000 units.
(RTTNews) - European stocks ticked higher on Friday after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that his country was ready for direct negotiations with Lebanon, while insisting that Israel's attacks across the country targeting Hezbollah would continue.
(RTTNews) - European stocks ticked higher on Friday after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that his country was ready for direct negotiations with Lebanon, while insisting that Israel's attacks across the country targeting Hezbollah would continue.
Hollywood actor and former “Friends” star Tate Donovan is selling the beautiful Texas property he has owned for the last decade, listing it for just a hair under $1.7 million.
Hollywood actor and former “Friends” star Tate Donovan is selling the beautiful Texas property he has owned for the last decade, listing it for just a hair under $1.7 million.
AlexSecret Stock futures were mixed Friday morning as the initial U.S.-Iran ceasefire relief rally faded, with doubts over its durability compounded by continued regional friction and minimal improvement in Strait of Hormuz tanker traffic, reintroducing a risk premium, pushing oil back toward the $100 mark, and keeping equity gains in check. Here are some of Friday's biggest stock movers: Biggest ...
AlexSecret Stock futures were mixed Friday morning as the initial U.S.-Iran ceasefire relief rally faded, with doubts over its durability compounded by continued regional friction and minimal improvement in Strait of Hormuz tanker traffic, reintroducing a risk premium, pushing oil back toward the $100 mark, and keeping equity gains in check. Here are some of Friday's biggest stock movers: Biggest stock gainers Simulations Plus ( SLP ) +14% - Shares surged after a Q2 beat, with non-GAAP EPS of $0.35 topping estimates and revenue rising 8.3% Y/Y to $24.3M, also ahead of expectations. While FY2026 revenue guidance of $79M–$82M remains broadly in line with consensus and other operating metrics were unchanged, the company lowered its adjusted EPS outlook to $0.75–$0.85 (from $1.03–$1.10) due to a higher expected tax rate. Investors appeared encouraged by solid execution and margin targets of 26%–30% EBITDA alongside a strong software revenue mix outlook. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing ( TSM ) +2% – Shares rose after reporting strong March 2026 revenue of NT$415.19B, up 45.2% Y/Y and 30.7% sequentially, driven by robust demand for AI-related chips; Q1 revenue totaled NT$1.13T, slightly ahead of consensus and up 35.1% Y/Y, reinforcing momentum in advanced-node demand. Investors now focused on the company’s full Q1 earnings report scheduled for April 16. Biggest stock losers Tecnoglass ( TGLS ) -6% - Shares fell after the company updated its FY2026 outlook to reflect the impact of a newly implemented 10% U.S. tariff on aluminum window imports, now guiding for adjusted EBITDA of $225M–$245M, implying a ~$50M hit vs. the prior midpoint. While management outlined mitigation steps, including pricing actions starting with May orders, logistics optimization, increased automation, and headcount rationalization, it expects only a partial offset in 2026, with full tariff neutralization targeted by 2027. More on related stocks: Simulations Plus, Inc. (SLP) Q2 2026 Earnings Call T...