Shares in the online review platform dropped after it maintained its full-year forecast, disappointing investors who had anticipated an upgrade following better-than-expected first-half bookings and revenue.
The French advertising giant lifted its full-year organic growth and free cash flow forecasts after reporting accelerated revenue growth in the second quarter, driven by strong performance in North America.
Shares in the Irish energy distributor rose after a consortium including U.S. firms KKR and Energy Capital Partners increased its takeover offer, valuing the company at £5.81 billion.
The British real estate agency lowered its first-half profit forecast, citing a subdued sales market amid political and economic uncertainty. The news sent the company's stock to the bottom of the FTSE Smallcap index.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. shares fell despite the company reporting record quarterly results and raising its full-year outlook, as investors took profits amid a broader downturn in global semiconductor stocks.
Shares of the carrier declined after its third-quarter earnings per share guidance came in below analyst expectations, outweighing a solid second-quarter performance.
Shares of the credit reporting agency fell after its first-quarter update revealed a contraction in its U.S. Consumer Services division. A price target reduction from Deutsche Bank and broader market weakness added to the selling pressure.
The French energy major's shares fell after it flagged a significant decline in its natural gas business and persistent refinery issues, overshadowing strong oil trading results.
The UK housebuilder's stock fell sharply after it swung to an operating loss, lowered its full-year earnings forecast, and revealed ongoing negotiations with lenders over its debt covenants.
