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The latest stocks coverage from the TrustFinance editorial desk.
Shares of the Norwegian bank declined after its second-quarter results fell short of analyst expectations for net interest income and capital adequacy, raising concerns about pressure on lending margins.
Shares in the Spanish technology and defense firm surged after Morgan Stanley upgraded the stock to 'Overweight' and raised its price target, citing underestimated benefits from Spain's rising military budget.
The global recruitment firm's stock fell sharply after reporting a 4% drop in second-quarter net fee income, with a 16% contraction in Europe weighing on results despite the company meeting first-half expectations.
Switzerland's competition watchdog has opened a preliminary investigation into Google for removing a feature that allowed new Android users to choose their default search engine, citing potential harm to competition.
The German medical and safety technology company saw its stock climb 2.5% after reporting an 8.5% increase in second-quarter net sales and raising the lower end of its full-year margin forecast.
European markets declined after the U.S. announced a naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, causing a sharp rise in oil prices and amplifying investor concerns over inflation and central bank policy.
A new study reveals major social media platforms are failing to implement mandated age verification for users under 16 in Australia, allowing test accounts to be created without any age-proof requests.
Bank of America has identified airport operators in Mexico, India, and China as compelling opportunities, citing geographic diversification, rising travel demand, and turnaround potential as key growth drivers.
The Swedish industrial conglomerate reported a 10.1% increase in first-half operating profit and expanded its EBITA margin to 22.6%, supported by both organic growth and acquisitions.
