Global markets live: Apple, Amazon, Nvidia, Uber, Adobe…
Every day, the MarketScreener team selects the most important news about listed companies worldwide. Here's a short summary for your convenience:

North America:
- Apple reduces App Store commission fees in China to address regulatory concerns.
- Amazon plans to move its Prime Day sale event from July to late June.
- Nvidia is set to unveil a full-stack AI roadmap at its GTC developer conference.
- Meta delays rollout of AI models 'Avocado' and 'Frontier' to address performance concerns.
- Uber and Motional launch a commercial robotaxi service in Las Vegas.
- Uber, Nissan, and Wayve partner to develop robotaxis with a pilot program in Tokyo by late 2026.
- Goldman Sachs raises its March Brent oil price forecast to above $100 a barrel.
- Applied Materials raises its quarterly dividend by 15% to 53 cents per share.
- Chevron's Tengiz oilfield in Kazakhstan experienced an incident, raising supply disruption concerns.
- Adobe reports a 12% increase in sales and $1.89 billion in profit, shares drop on leadership concerns.
Europe:
- LVMH appoints Béatrice Goasglas as the new CEO of TAG Heuer, effective May 1, 2026.
- Glencore's CEO suggests higher coal prices could reignite merger discussions with Rio Tinto.
- The Berkeley Group reaffirms its profit forecast despite geopolitical risks.
- GSK receives FDA approval to expand the use of its RSV vaccine Arexvy.
- Eurazeo finalizes shareholder agreements.
- Colas' rail unit wins a five-year maintenance fleet contract for Network Rail.
- GTT secures an HD KSOE tanker design contract.
- Cabasse enters judicial recovery.
- Svolder reports a 7.3% decline in net asset value per share and a Q2 net loss.
- Thule executives purchase shares in the company, with significant investments reported.
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Aspex demands strategic changes at Delivery Hero, threatening leadership changes.
- W5 Solutions AB acquires Finnish defence company KT-Shelter Oy for €22 million.
Rest of World:
- ByteDance secures 36,000 Nvidia chips for AI infrastructure expansion in Malaysia.
- Swire Pacific plans to sell 153.1 million Cathay Pacific shares, raising HK$1.789 billion.
- HKEX proposes lowering listing thresholds to attract more companies.
- Honda reports its first annual loss since listing, with a $15.7 billion write-down on its EV business.
- Greaves Cotton Ltd appoints Manish Poddar as Group CFO, succeeding Akhila Balachandar.
- Saudi Aramco offers 2 million barrels of Arab Light crude to stabilize supply amid U.S.–Iran tensions.
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