- Wise went public in London on Wednesday. A first for the British market, the fintech specialized in international transfers entered the stock exchange through a direct listing. Valued at 5 billion pounds in July 2020, the auction concluded after three hours with a market capitalization of GBP 7.5 billion.
- The Pentagon cancels the $10bn cloud contract with Microsoft.
- Amazon shares Samsung Electronics results beat expectations in the latest quarter.
- Credit Suisse to part ways with more bankers in wake of the Archegos case, the Wall Street Journal reports.
- Royal Dutch Shell is planning additional compensation for its shareholders in the second half of the year.
- Nintendo will launch an upgraded version of the Switch in October, albeit without some features expected by aficionados.
- Didi shares fall 20% on Wall Street in its first trading session, after Beijing's intervention.
- Nikola shareholders reject resolution on company's executive pay.
- Xiaomi wants to issue $1 billion in bonds, according to Bloomberg.
- TechnipFMC signs contract for the Jubilee South East.
- Renishaw ends its buyer search process.
- Teads, an advertising subsidiary of Altice, plans to go public on Wall Street.
- SHL Telemedicine expands its activities in Germany.
- Bâloise and UBS sign a partnership.
- Authentic Brands Group launches its IPO in New York.
- Heliogen to go public on Wall Street by merging with a SPAC.