• Super Micro Computer reportedly struggled to place shares in its capital increase, after the stock plunged yesterday.
  • Samsung Electronics rises in Seoul after Nvidia endorses its memory chips.
  • Boeing is considering the sale of at least two of its small defense businesses, according to Bloomberg.
  • Vale and Samarco face a $3.8 billion lawsuit in the Netherlands over the failure of the Mariana dam in Brazil.
  • Rio Tinto invests $350 million in a lithium project in Argentina.
  • Apple boss Tim Cook visits China, a country where the group is currently struggling.
  • The French competition authority imposes a €250 million penalty on Google.
  • Bloomberg reports that Sycomore Partners is eyeing Gildan Activewear.
  • Johnson Matthey sells its medical device parts business for $700m.
  • Macy's agreed to open its books to a consortium of investors including Arkhouse Management and Brigade Capital.
  • Lonza buys US biologics site from Roche for $1.2 bn.
  • ABB and Green Hydrogen International join forces to build a green hydrogen plant in the USA.
  • Chipotle Mexican Grill to split shares 50:1.
  • Tesla to raise the price of its Model Ys produced in China from April 1.
  • Nyxoah announces that the U.S. study of the Genio System for the treatment of sleep apnea has met its primary endpoints.
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  • Boeing said it expected to spend more cash in the first quarter, as the American aircraft manufacturer also indicated that it would limit production of 737 aircraft to below 38 per month, and would only accept a fully compliant fuselage from its supplier Spirit AeroSystems. The share price fell by 2.8% in pre-market trading.
  • Intel - The U.S. government announced that it would provide Intel with nearly $20 billion in grants and loans, enabling it to expand semiconductor production in the United States. 
  • Nasdaq - The stock exchange operator's shares fell 3.9% in premarket trading after it announced that Borse Dubai would sell $1.6 billion worth of shares, reducing its stake from 15.5% to 10.8%.
  • General Mills sales and earnings beat expectations on Wednesday, as higher product prices helped cushion the blow of slowing demand.
  • PDD Holdings, which operates online sales platforms in China and abroad, beat estimates for its fourth-quarter sales on Wednesday, thanks to strong growth in the number of users and sales on the Temu app. The U.S.-listed group's share price rose by more than 13% in pre-market trading.