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Tesla Inc: Software Failure Issues Recall for Over 1.8 Million Vehicles

Top Market News for US/CAN/EU

Alphabet Inc (Google, YouTube, TikTok): EU industry chief Thierry Breton is set to request child protection explanations from Google’s YouTube and TikTok, aligning with the new EU Digital Services Act.

Alphabet Inc and Meta Platforms Inc: Google, Meta, and TikTok receive backing from the EU’s top court against an Austrian law on hate speech, aligning with the new Digital Services Act.

AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc: Beats Q3 revenue estimates, benefiting from successful movies and increased theater attendance.

Ameren Corp: Raises the lower end of its full-year profit forecast, citing reduced expenses and new service rates.

Apple Inc: Apple’s VP for Sustainability, Lisa Jackson, states the company doesn’t charge a premium for carbon reduction efforts.

Apple’s Setback: Faces challenges in its fight against the EU’s $14 billion tax order, as an adviser suggests a review of the case.

Arm Holdings Plc: Gives a fiscal Q3 sales outlook below Wall Street estimates, citing a deal delay.

AstraZeneca Plc: Raises annual earnings forecast, driven by strong demand for cancer drugs and a deal in the anti-obesity market.

Atmos Energy Corp: Reports a rise in Q4 profit, driven by higher prices and customer growth, and forecasts higher earnings in 2024.

Beyond Meat Inc: Misses Q3 revenue expectations, citing weakness in demand for plant-based meat in the U.S.

Brookfield Corp: Proxy advisor CGI Glass Lewis recommends Origin Energy shareholders vote for a $10.5 billion bid, despite opposition.

Brookfield’s Bid for Origin Energy: Second proxy advisor CGI Glass Lewis backs the $10.5 billion bid despite opposition from the target’s largest shareholder.

Chevron Corp: An “electrical incident” in October reduces LNG output at Chevron’s Gorgon facility in Western Australia to 80% of capacity.

Corteva Inc: Reports a smaller Q3 loss, helped by higher prices for seeds, but sees a decline in sales volumes.

Deutsche Bank AG: Deutsche Bank invests more in Asia Pacific markets amid Sino-U.S. tensions, focusing on higher growth regions for increased profit margins.

Eli Lilly and Co: Eli Lilly: FDA approves Eli Lilly’s weight loss drug tirzepatide, potentially impacting hard-to-treat areas like substance abuse.

Excelerate Energy Inc:Goldman Sachs Group Inc: Expects subdued dealmaking in the medium term due to macroeconomic conditions affecting private equity transactions.

Fair Isaac Corp (FICO): Reports higher profit for Q4, driven by strong performance in scores and software businesses.

Fleetcor Technologies Inc: Lowers full-year adjusted profit forecast, citing economic uncertainty and costs tied to recent acquisitions.

Google, Meta, TikTok Win Court Fight: Backing from Europe’s top court against an Austrian law requiring deletion of hate speech or facing fines.
Grab Holdings Ltd: Reports its first-ever adjusted core profit for Q3, driven by cost reduction and strong demand for food delivery and ride-share services.

Instacart Inc: Forecasts Q4 core profit above Wall Street estimates, announces a $500 million share repurchase program.

Lazard Ltd: New sustainability-linked regulations in Europe create confusion for investors, with concerns raised about competing standards.

Lyft Inc: Reports Q3 revenue and profit surpassing estimates, but gross bookings growth lags behind Uber’s.

Manulife Financial Corp: Reports better-than-expected Q3 earnings, boosted by insurance sales in Asia and higher returns on investment.

MGM Resorts International: Beats Q3 profit and revenue estimates, benefiting from easing pandemic-related entry restrictions.

Morgan Stanley: U.S. Federal Reserve scrutinizes Morgan Stanley’s wealth management, focusing on controls to prevent money laundering.

Netflix Inc: Spends $70 million to restore a theater for premieres; reaches a tentative deal with Hollywood actors, ending a 118-day strike.

Nvidia Corp: Plans to release three new chips for China despite U.S. restrictions on certain AI chips, signaling ongoing market engagement.

Occidental Petroleum Corp: Explores selling technology licenses for carbon capture, following investment for its first large-scale plant to mitigate global warming.

Polestar Automotive Holding UK Plc: Trims 2023 delivery forecast and gross margin target amid fears of a slowdown in EV demand.

President Biden and UAW’s Fain: To meet and laud union’s deals with Detroit automakers, ending a nearly 45-day strike.

Rogers Communications: Met Q3 revenue estimates due to increased immigration supporting demand for wireless and internet services.

Stellantis NV: President Biden highlights tentative contract agreements between the UAW and Detroit’s Big Three Automakers, emphasizing gains for workers.

Suncor Energy: Beat Q3 profit estimates on stable demand for refined products, aided by strong refining margins and higher sales volumes.

Take-Two Interactive Software Inc: Forecasts Q3 net bookings below market expectations, citing a slowdown in spending on gaming titles.

Tesla Inc: Raises prices on Model 3 and Model Y long-range vehicles in China; recalls 159 Model S and Model X cars due to airbag deployment risk.

Twilio Inc: Forecasts Q4 profit above Wall Street estimates, driven by an increase in active customer accounts.

Viasat Inc: Reports Q2 revenue beating estimates, driven by strength in the satellite-based broadband services segment.

Virgin Galactic Holdings Inc: Announces layoffs, expects annual savings of $25 million, and forecasts Q4 revenue of about $3 million.

Walt Disney Co: Exceeds Wall Street’s earnings expectations for Q4, driven by higher attendance at theme parks.

Wix.com Ltd: Reports a higher-than-expected rise in Q3 net profit and raises its 2023 revenue estimate due to outperformance.

 

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