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Nokia Cautious on Outlook as Market Uncertainty Continues
Nokia cut its full-year sales outlook but said it was tracking toward the mid-point or slightly below the mid-point of its operating profit guidance, warning that telecom operators continued to hold back on investing in new network equipment.
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Publicis Lifts Sales Outlook on Further Market Share Gains
Publicis now expects organic net revenue growth of 5%-6% for the year, after second quarter sales beat analysts’ expectations, fueled by gains in market share.
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TSMC Posts Stronger Second-Quarter Profit on Chip Demand
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.’s second-quarter net profit jumped on surging demand for advanced chips amid the global artificial-intelligence boom.
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Novartis Raises Guidance as Key Drugs Boost Sales
Novartis now expects its core operating profit to grow in the mid to high teens, after second-quarter results outpaced analysts’ expectations, boosted by revenue from its blockbuster treatments.
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Anglo American Cuts Coal Target Following Fire Incident
Anglo American cut its 2024 coal-production target after a fire incident at a major mine is set to suspend production for the rest of the year, while backing guidance for its key metals copper and iron ore.
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Biden tests positive for Covid, cancels speech in Las Vegas
Biden, who was delivering speeches in Las Vegas, “is experiencing mild symptoms,” White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said.
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What would a second Trump presidency mean for China? Goldman Sachs weighs in
If Donald Trump wins the U.S. election, his plans for 60% tariffs on Chinese goods could be a “major downside growth risk” to China, according to Goldman Sachs.
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United Airlines profit jumps 23%, but third-quarter forecast disappoints amid industry overcapacity
United and Delta have benefited from an increase in consumers’ shift to premium cabins.
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Asia-Pacific markets tumble as chip stocks fall; Nasdaq records its worst day since 2022
Japan’s trade balance reversed from 1.2 trillion yen deficit in May, or $7.7 billion, to a 224 billion yen surplus.