• Lordstown Motors filed for bankruptcy protection on Tuesday and declared itself for sale after the electric truck manufacturer failed to resolve a dispute over a promised investment by Foxconn. The group's shares lost 35.6% before the opening.
  • Robinhood Markets gained 0.9% in pre-market trading, the group having announced on Monday evening that it was laying off 7% of its employees.
  • Walgreens Boots Alliance gained 1.1% in pre-market trading. The group will publish its quarterly results on Tuesday, which are expected to be up year-on-year.
  • American Equity Investment Life gained nearly 7% in pre-market trading, with private equity group Brookfield close to an agreement to buy the US company.
  • Alphabet wins U.S. Supreme Court ruling on dismissal of Genius Media lyrics lawsuit.
  • Meta Platforms launches virtual reality subscription service for Quest headset.
  • Brazil approves Horizon Therapeutics' drug for the treatment of active thyroid eye disease.
  • Nissan Motor shareholders approve the appointment of ten board members.
  • Naspers on track to meet profitability target.
  • Riot Platforms signs long-term purchase agreement with MicroBT Electronics Technology.
  • Aston Martin targets sales of £2 billion by 2025, according to its Chairman, who spoke to the Financial Times.
  • Vodafone and Three UK reject national security concerns over proposed merger.
  • Volkswagen temporarily cuts electric car production at its Emden plant.
  • Stellantis signs agreement with Italian dealers for car deliveries.
  • Sika opens a new site in India.
  • Deutsche Bank informs its clients that it can no longer guarantee "full access" to their Russian shares.
  • Saipem wins offshore drilling contracts worth $550 million in the Middle East and Mediterranean Sea.
  • Synlab sells its Swiss operations to Australian company Sonic Healthcare.
  • BKW acquires three wind farms in Sweden.
  • Helvetia applies new accounting standards to its results.
  • Inwit buys back its own shares for over 5 million euros.
  • Terna buys back 153,000 of its own ordinary shares.