Take-Two leads a five-stock S&P 500 consensus ranking, but its GTA VI launch on November 19, 2026, will decide whether $8.0–8.2 billion guidance holds.

Siemens Energy ends Siemens AG's supervisory board seat as its stake falls below 5%, while a EUR 2 billion buyback tranche continues.

EU member states rejected a Commission plan easing re-approval of crop-protection products, sending Bayer shares down 5.1% to EUR 45.31.

Nvidia explores credit insurance for smaller cloud providers while Amazon weighs an $8 billion chip sale-lease-back, drawing Burry's 1960s warning.

ServiceNow unveils Flow, a service desk for Slack and Teams with same-day deployment, as shares rise 3.6% and Q3 results loom on October 28.

Ocugen closed at EUR 0.8940, down 2.2%, as investors weighed OCU400's Bahamas preliminary approval against dilution and insider-selling concerns.

Thyssenkrupp shares drop 5.2% to EUR 13.76 amid sector-wide pressure, as Steel targets EUR 1.2bn EBITDA under Transform 30+.

BYD's September 2026 global deliveries rose 17% on a 154% export surge, but domestic sales fell 12.97% as Chinese demand softens.

DroneShield closed at EUR 1.04, down 42% year-to-date, as a $500M US framework deal remains unconfirmed and recurring revenue is unproven.

SAP expands AI platform and partner ties ahead of its October 21 Q3 report, but analysts split on whether AI investments will convert into signed contracts.

Micron Technology is being pulled in two directions at once: customers are locking in supply at unprecedented scale, while investors are still arguing over how ...

XPeng posted 41,256 September deliveries and 118,390 Q3 units, yet JPMorgan cut it to Neutral, slashing its target from $24 to $11.50.