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Careium posts 24% Q2 sales uptick driven by UK and Norway customer additions

Careium posts 24% Q2 sales uptick driven by UK and Norway customer additions

Careium reported second-quarter net sales of SEK 251.3 million, a 24.3% year-on-year increase driven by newly won customers in the United Kingdom and Norway. The company’s gross margin declined to 42.5% after a low-margin SEK 5.5 million installation project in the UK. Operating margin was 6.0%, free cash flow SEK 4.7 million and earnings per share…

Elkem posts EBITDA beat in Q2 as silicon prices weigh on revenue

Elkem posts EBITDA beat in Q2 as silicon prices weigh on revenue

Elkem reported second-quarter EBITDA of NOK 523 million, beating the average analyst estimate of NOK 377 million despite a 19% year-over-year decline. Operating income fell to NOK 3.71 billion, pressured by weaker sales prices for silicon and ferrosilicon. The company completed a NOK 1.8 billion equity raise, refinanced its main bank facilities and…

StrongPoint Q2 Revenue Falls as ESL Partner Exit Drags Nordic Sales

StrongPoint Q2 Revenue Falls as ESL Partner Exit Drags Nordic Sales

StrongPoint reported a 2% year-on-year decrease in second-quarter revenue to NOK 342 million after losing contributions from a former Electronic Shelf Label partner. The quarter produced NOK 5 million in EBITDA, which included NOK 4 million of one-off costs, while operating and net income were negative NOK 6 million and negative NOK 8 million, resp…

Kitron Posts 72% Revenue Gain as Defense and Aerospace Demand Strengthens

Kitron Posts 72% Revenue Gain as Defense and Aerospace Demand Strengthens

Kitron reported second-quarter revenue of EUR 295.70 million, a 72% increase year-on-year and above the consensus of EUR 274.50 million. Operating profit and net income also outperformed forecasts, and management said demand from the defense and aerospace sector lifted results. The company reiterated its 2026 revenue and operating profit guidance a…

OpenAI and Google Provided AI Services to Singapore Units of Pentagon-Listed Chinese Tech Firms, FT Says

OpenAI and Google Provided AI Services to Singapore Units of Pentagon-Listed Chinese Tech Firms, FT Says

OpenAI and Google have delivered advanced AI services to Singapore-based subsidiaries of Alibaba, Baidu and Tencent, even though the parent companies appear on a Pentagon list alleging links to China’s military. The arrangements are currently legal under U.S. rules because services outside mainland China are not broadly restricted, but concerns abo…

UBS Guidance Triggered Large Withdrawals from Blue Owl Retail Credit Fund

UBS Guidance Triggered Large Withdrawals from Blue Owl Retail Credit Fund

A spate of redemption requests hit a Blue Owl private credit fund after UBS advised clients with significant private credit holdings to reduce exposure. The withdrawals targeted Blue Owl Technology Income, a $3 billion direct lending fund primarily distributed through UBS wealth-management channels, and occurred in the fourth quarter of 2025, accor…

Lenovo Shares Surge After Morgan Stanley Boosts Rating on Server Demand

Lenovo Shares Surge After Morgan Stanley Boosts Rating on Server Demand

Lenovo's stock climbed 4.7% to HK$25.18 following an upgrade from Morgan Stanley that lifted the firm's rating to Overweight and raised its target price to HK$30 from HK$14.20. The brokerage cited robust demand for Lenovo's server offerings and an ability to pass on higher memory costs to customers as reasons the company can withstand rising compon…

ASEAN Foreign Ministers to Meet Myanmar Representative as Manila Seeks Reengagement

ASEAN Foreign Ministers to Meet Myanmar Representative as Manila Seeks Reengagement

As chair of ASEAN, the Philippines will host an informal meeting in Bangkok on Sunday between the grouping's foreign ministers and Myanmar's top diplomat, the first face-to-face session since the 2021 coup. The discussion is expected to centre on engagement with Myanmar, progress toward ending violence, facilitating dialogue among parties and provi…

TCS Shares Rise on Strong Q1 FY27 Results and Big AI-Linked Deal

TCS Shares Rise on Strong Q1 FY27 Results and Big AI-Linked Deal

Tata Consultancy Services shares rose after the company reported first-quarter fiscal 2027 results showing revenue growth that outpaced estimates, healthy deal traction including a large AI-led transformation contract, and a rise in annualized AI services revenue. The print included a modest profit increase and a contraction in operating margin dri…

Morgan Stanley Elevates Marks and Spencer to Top European Retail Pick

Morgan Stanley Elevates Marks and Spencer to Top European Retail Pick

Morgan Stanley has promoted Marks and Spencer to its top pick in European retail, assigning an Overweight rating and setting a 439 pence price target. The bank expects the retailer to outperform consensus earnings and operating profit forecasts for fiscal 2028 and 2029 by mid-single to low-double digits, citing market share improvements in food and…

Japan Signals Push to Bring Pension Capital Home

Japan Signals Push to Bring Pension Capital Home

Japan's finance minister said the government wants state pension funds to increase investments in domestic assets, prompting a stronger yen, reduced pressure on bond yields and renewed momentum for equities. The call targets large pools such as the Government Pension Investment Fund, which held 293.4 trillion yen ($1.81 trillion) at the end of Dece…

Disney Mulls Free Disney+ Tier as Viewers Move Toward Ad-Supported Services

Disney Mulls Free Disney+ Tier as Viewers Move Toward Ad-Supported Services

Disney is examining a proposal for a free Disney+ tier as it seeks to broaden its streaming reach amid rising viewership for free, ad-supported platforms. Internal discussions are at an early stage and no final choices have been made about scope, timing or rollout markets. Nielsen data show an increase in free streaming viewing, and the company is …

U.S. Reaffirms Support for Tibetan Cultural Rights, Urges China to Resume Dialogue

U.S. Reaffirms Support for Tibetan Cultural Rights, Urges China to Resume Dialogue

Following the death of a Tibetan man who set himself on fire outside United Nations headquarters in New York, the U.S. State Department reiterated its support for Tibetan rights and urged China to return to talks with the Dalai Lama and Tibetan leaders. Chinese officials defended Beijing’s territorial position and called on the United States to res…

Australia records first H5N1 infection in a native seabird, authorities say

Australia records first H5N1 infection in a native seabird, authorities say

Australian authorities confirmed the first case of H5N1 bird flu in a native seabird after laboratory testing identified the virus in a greater crested tern found in Robe, South Australia. The case raises concerns about local transmission pathways, though officials say there is no evidence of mass mortalities or spread to poultry and the wider agri…