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The company faces mounting pressure with a 7% dip in third-quarter global deliveries, driven by faltering Chinese demand and high production costs in Europe. As the automaker explores plant closures, the challenges of electrification and fierce competition intensify. 🚗

Tesla is set to reveal its "Cybercab" robotaxi, potentially without steering wheels or pedals. Analysts are split—some call it a leap for AI, others question if the tech can deliver on its bold promises. 🚗

Taiwan Semiconductor's better-than-expected quarterly revenue rise sparks optimism about sustained AI hardware demand. With Nvidia and Apple as key clients, TSMC remains at the center of the AI boom despite rising industry skepticism. 📈

A federal judge has ordered Google to allow rival app stores on Android, dismantling its long-standing control. This ruling could drastically alter the app market, opening the door to new competition and potential changes in app pricing. ⚖️

Activist investor Starboard Value has acquired a $1 billion stake in Pfizer, aiming to shake up the drug giant's strategy amid declining sales and acquisitions under CEO Albert Bourla. Former Pfizer executives have expressed interest in joining Starboard's effort to turn the company around. 💉

Aerospace and defense ETFs are showing strong performance, even as broader markets waver under geopolitical tension. Investors are watching closely as the sector continues to outpace the S&P 500, raising questions about the long-term impact on stock market stability. 📊

The company is investing $4.8 billion to build one of its largest AI and cloud data regions in Italy, aiming to train over 1 million Italians in digital skills by 2025. This marks the company's biggest push into the country, solidifying Italy's role as a Mediterranean tech hub. 💻

Iran's missile attack on Israel has driven investors to safe-haven assets, while global stocks remain cautious amid uncertainty over potential escalation. Markets are watching closely for Israel's response, which could further impact risk sentiment and equities. 🚨

The company raised £2.4 billion by selling 640 million Haleon shares, reducing its stake in the consumer health company. This follows its previous divestment in Haleon, the maker of Panadol and Centrum. 💊

The French-Italian conglomerate, known for brands such as Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Maserati, warned of lower-than-expected sales “across most regions” in the second half of the year. It now pencils in an adjusted operating income (AOI) margin between 5.5% to 7.0% for the full-year 2024 period, down from a “double digit” outlook. 📉