• Country Garden has defaulted on a repayment and warns that it is unlikely to meet all its international debt obligations.
  • Unity Software boss John Riccitiello has resigned after months of controversy over the implementation of a commission on downloads.
  • Israel shuts down Chevron gas platform near Gaza.
  • Nvidia cancels its AI summit in Tel Aviv due to armed conflict in Israel.
  • FedEx suspends services to Israel.
  • Skanska wins £158m contract for London data center project.
  • Cosmo Pharmaceuticals applies for European marketing authorization for topical acne treatment.
  • Roche claims success for Vabysmo against retinal vein occlusion.
  • PepsiCo: Third-quarter revenues totaled $23.5 billion, with net income of $3.11 billion. It expects fiscal 2023 core earnings per share of $7.54, compared with its prior forecast of $7.47. It continues to expect 2023 organic revenue to rise 10%.
  • Writers Guild of America (WGA) members on Monday approved a new three-year contract with major studios, including Walt Disney and Netflix .
    Canadian union Unifor announced on Tuesday that it would launch strikes at General Motors plants in the country, as negotiations with the automaker stalled.
  • Chevron and unions representing workers at its two liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities in Australia will meet for talks on Wednesday, after the oil and gas major asked the industrial arbitrator to help it reach an agreement with employees, who are threatening to restart strikes.
  • Truist Financial is in talks to sell its insurance brokerage unit to private equity firm Stone Point for around $10 billion, news website Semafor reported on Monday.
    Mexico's antitrust watchdog, Cofece, said Monday that it had summoned a distributor accused of anti-competitive practices. A source familiar with the case said it was WALMART's Mexican unit.
    Carpenter Technology - The metal manufacturer gained 1.6% in after-hours trading, after announcing that it would raise prices by an average of 7% to 12% on new non-contract orders for the majority of its high-end products.
  • PGT Innovations, a US door manufacturer, has rejected a $1.9 billion takeover bid from Miter Brands, a competitor backed by Koch Industries, people familiar with the situation said on Monday.
    Japanese chip equipment maker Kokusai Electric, backed by KKR, on Tuesday cut the target price of its planned $730 million IPO by around 3%.
  • Main earnings reports: PepsiCo, LVMH