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  • Regional equities slid as Casablanca, Copenhagen, Istanbul and Warsaw all closed lower on sector-led losses.
  • Options traders trimmed crude risk premia after a U.S.-Iran ceasefire, but implied tail risk still shows a roughly 15–20% chance of higher Brent.
  • I Squared Capital and Blackstone are in talks to bid for Ströer's core out-of-home advertising unit.
  • Bezos-backed Slate Auto raised $650 million to fund production of a low-priced pickup and prepare deliveries late this year.
  • J.P. Morgan and Morgan Stanley recommended buying the dip, citing resilient corporate earnings and more attractive valuations.
  • A second federal bellwether trial began in Charlotte over an alleged Uber driver sexual assault, testing thousands of consolidated lawsuits.

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Nextensa Restores €1.00 Dividend After Strong FY2025 Turnaround

Nextensa Restores €1.00 Dividend After Strong FY2025 Turnaround

Nextensa said it will propose a €1.00 dividend at its annual general meeting after reporting a return to profitability in fiscal 2025. The company logged a sharp fall in rental income driven by asset disposals but offset this with portfolio sales, lower net debt and higher earnings, while preparing to advance key development projects in 2026.

China Signals Support as Some EV Makers Strike Individual Pricing Deals with EU

China Signals Support as Some EV Makers Strike Individual Pricing Deals with EU

China's commerce ministry said it expects more Chinese electric-vehicle manufacturers to secure minimum-price arrangements with the European Union and expressed willingness to keep communications open with the bloc. The statement followed the EU's approval of an exemption for Volkswagen's Cupra Tavascan, granted in return for an agreed minimum pric…

SwedenCare Q4: Sales Hold Up, Margins Under Pressure

SwedenCare Q4: Sales Hold Up, Margins Under Pressure

SwedenCare delivered fourth-quarter top-line growth while reporting a marked erosion in profitability. Net sales rose to SEK 682.3 million, marking 3% year-over-year growth and 11% organic expansion. However, operational profitability weakened materially as operational EBITDA and EBIT fell sharply due to a series of temporary cost and execution iss…

Camurus falls short on Q4 revenue and profit, issues weaker 2026 guidance

Camurus falls short on Q4 revenue and profit, issues weaker 2026 guidance

Camurus AB reported fourth-quarter results that missed analyst expectations on both revenue and profit, citing a SEK93 million one-time inventory repurchase tied to a UK distribution change and currency impacts. Sales of key products Buvidal and Brixadi came in below consensus, Oczyesa’s initial German launch produced limited uptake, and the compan…

Montea posts double-digit rental income growth as portfolio expands in 2025

Montea posts double-digit rental income growth as portfolio expands in 2025

Montea recorded a 21.4% rise in rental income to €139.8 million for fiscal 2025, driven by new assets, indexation and lease renegotiations. The Belgian logistics property owner reported elevated occupancy, modest margin improvement and lower financing costs, while providing 2026 earnings and dividend guidance slightly below market expectations.

SoftBank Posts Quarterly Profit as Vision Funds Swing to Gain

SoftBank Posts Quarterly Profit as Vision Funds Swing to Gain

SoftBank Group reported a quarterly net profit of ¥248.59 billion for the three months ended December, returning to the black after a loss in the same period a year earlier. The turnaround was driven mainly by a ¥735.49 billion profit at its Vision Funds business, which had posted a loss in the prior-year period. Despite the recovery, the group's h…

Lenovo Flags PC Shipment Strain as Memory Shortage Intensifies

Lenovo Flags PC Shipment Strain as Memory Shortage Intensifies

Lenovo warned of growing pressure on PC shipments due to an industry-wide memory-chip shortage tied to AI demand. The company said it has increased prices to help absorb higher memory costs and is stepping up investment in the AI inference market. Lenovo posted revenue growth in its third quarter but reported a year-on-year profit decline after a r…

British American Tobacco posts higher annual profit as Velo expands in U.S.

British American Tobacco posts higher annual profit as Velo expands in U.S.

British American Tobacco reported a 2.3% rise in annual profit to 11.28 billion pounds, driven in part by market share gains for its Velo nicotine pouch in the United States and growth in newer vapour and heated tobacco products. Revenue from BAT's newer product portfolio increased 7% for the year ended Dec. 31, 2025, helping push total sales up 2.…

SoftBank Returns to Profitability, Posts 248.6 Billion Yen in Q3

SoftBank Returns to Profitability, Posts 248.6 Billion Yen in Q3

SoftBank Group reported a net profit of 248.6 billion yen ($1.62 billion) for the October-December quarter, reversing a prior-year loss and marking the fourth straight quarter of profitability. Gains were driven by an increase in the valuation of its investment in OpenAI, where SoftBank has expanded its stake; the company has also continued asset s…

China tightens rules to stop below-cost car sales as price war drags on

China tightens rules to stop below-cost car sales as price war drags on

China’s State Administration for Market Regulation has issued guidance aimed at preventing automakers and dealers from selling vehicles below production cost. The move targets a year-long price war that has driven heavy discounts and incentives, pressuring profitability across the auto sector and raising concerns about market order and long-term in…

If Software Is Dead, Microsoft Is the Last One Standing

If Software Is Dead, Microsoft Is the Last One Standing

Microsoft ($MSFT) is the best way to own the secular shift to cloud-native AI even as traditional software economics evolve. The stock is trading on a reasonable multiple, generates massive free cash flow, and has limited leverage. After a >20% pullback from highs and a volatile short-term technical picture, a disciplined long swing trade offers a …