Europe's Economy Fears U.S. Tariffs – Investments Stall

Ørsted cuts investments and abandons its offshore wind target – focus on ongoing projects and financial stability.

Wall Street banks reduce debts from Musk's Twitter acquisition – high interest attracts investors despite remaining risks.

Qualcomm and Arm surpass revenue forecasts, increasingly focus on AI – yet stock prices respond negatively.

UnitedHealth involves the SEC after Bill Ackman publicly expressed doubts about the company's profitability.

The EU Commission is investigating Shein for alleged violations of consumer protection laws. Fines and stricter regulations are imminent.

Uber reports a record quarter, but a weak forecast and legal reserves weigh on the stock.

The Federal Court of Justice has declared negative interest on savings deposits to be inadmissible – affected bank customers could demand refunds.

Mattel is considering price increases in the USA to offset the costs of new US tariffs on China and Mexico.

Netflix is focusing on live streaming to strengthen its advertising business, with wrestling, sports, and talk shows as central components.

Spotify reports its first annual profit, increases subscription numbers, and focuses on AI-driven innovations – stock rises by double digits.

Merck suspends Gardasil deliveries to China, stock plunges as the industry weighs political uncertainties.

Ferrari announces its first electric car for October and reports record sales, driven by high demand for customization.