The French automaker reported a first-half net profit of €700 million, a significant turnaround from last year's loss, driven by a nearly 48% jump in electric vehicle sales despite narrowing margins and rising competition.
A federal appeals court has reinstated a class-action lawsuit alleging that Caesars, MGM, and Hard Rock used an AI-powered software platform to illegally coordinate hotel room prices and overcharge customers in Atlantic City.
The AI infrastructure firm is offering a higher yield on a major loan intended to fund GPU purchases, a move that follows a significant spike in the cost to insure its debt against default.
Airbus SE CEO Guillaume Faury has specified that the company's 2026 delivery guidance of 'around 870' aircraft corresponds to a firm range of 850 to 890 jets, expressing high confidence in meeting the goal.
The insurance brokerage reported a 5% rise in its key commercial risk solutions division, benefiting from strong demand in the construction sector fueled by data center projects.
Apple has told the UK's competition regulator that proposed new rules for its App Store would constitute price regulation, warning the measures could undermine innovation and investment.
Belgium's benchmark BEL 20 index ended Wednesday's session down 0.31%, pulled lower by losses in the technology, utilities, and financial sectors. Elia Group and Aperam were among the session's biggest decliners.
Italian equities fell on Wednesday, with the benchmark Investing.com Italy 40 index closing down 0.57% amid broad-based losses in the technology and chemical sectors, though a surge in energy stocks provided some support.
The French CAC 40 index closed down 0.60% on Wednesday, weighed by losses in consumer sectors. A dramatic 11% drop in Hermes International shares contrasted with a nearly 17% rally for Kering.
