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Tesla exported 20,393 China-made vehicles in February, according to the China Manufacturers' Association (CPCA).
JPMorgan has reduced private credit lending following markdowns on loan portfolios.
Amazon announces a 23-billion-zloty investment in Poland for 2026-2028, accelerating its commitment to the country.
Oracle reports a surge in AI cloud revenue, boosting tech shares and easing concerns over AI infrastructure spending.
Meta's WhatsApp introduces parent-managed accounts for pre-teens, enhancing controls for messaging, calling, and privacy.
Netflix is set to acquire Ben Affleck's AI filmmaking firm, InterPositive, for up to $600 million.
Europe:
BMW reports its 2025 annual financial results, showing resilience despite U.S. tariffs and a weakening Chinese market, while adopting a cautious 2026 outlook and raising its dividend unexpectedly.
RWE reports a 10% decline in 2025 adjusted EBITDA to €5.1 billion, surpassing market expectations of €4.9 billion, and a 22% drop in adjusted net profit to €1.8 billion, slightly above consensus.
Generali reports record 2025 net profit, a €500 million share buyback, increased dividend, and strong solvency ratio, driven by growth across all segments.
Daimler Truck reports a 29% decline in Q4 adjusted EBIT and an 11% fall in revenue, with a 13% rise in final-quarter order intake, while projecting a modest 2026 margin outlook.
Deutsche Bank reports a 6% increase in its private credit portfolio to €26 billion, while warning of growing risks in the $2 trillion private credit sector.
Leonardo reports a 15% rise in 2025 net profit to €1.3 billion, announces a 21% higher dividend, and projects 2026 revenues of €21 billion.
Zalando reports strong 2025 results, driven by AI, announces a €300 million share buyback, and projects significant growth and increased adjusted EBIT for 2026.
Cemex sells Colombian assets, including a cement plant and other facilities, to Holcim for $485 million as part of its portfolio rebalancing.
Rest of World:
Honda Motor expects up to $15.7 billion in losses and its first annual net loss in decades due to a reassessment of its EV strategy, including canceled models and revised earnings forecasts.
SoftBank-backed PayPay launched its U.S. IPO on Nasdaq, pricing shares at $16 each, raising $880 million amid a challenging market environment.
Korea Zinc projects a 17%-19% profit margin from its planned U.S. smelter, which is expected to break even between 2030-31, as part of its North American expansion strategy.
GLP is targeting a $20 billion valuation for a potential Hong Kong IPO this year.
CITIC Securities' Hong Kong subsidiary is under investigation by Hong Kong regulators over compliance concerns, with raids conducted and documents seized as part of a broader crackdown on brokerages.
Guotai Junan International is under investigation by Hong Kong regulators for alleged insider dealing, leading to the arrest of individuals, document seizures, and potential stock impact.
Eli Lilly announces a ¥20 billion investment in its Kobe Seishin plant to expand pharmaceutical production.
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