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S&P removes Boeing’s rating from CreditWatch negative on improving aircraft production

(Reuters) -S&P has removed Boeing’s rating from CreditWatch negative on improving aircraft production and lower cash burn, the global ratings agency said on Monday. The U.S. planemaker’s rating was placed on CreditWatch negative after about 33,000 of its workers went on a strike, which halted production of its best-selling jets. A CreditWatch listing reflects the …

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NXP’s CEO to retire this year, insider Sotomayor to take over

(Reuters) -NXP Semiconductors NV said on Monday CEO Kurt Sievers would retire by the end of the year, and insider Rafael Sotomayor would succeed him. Shares of the company fell more than 7% in extended trading following underwhelming forecast and beat. Sotomayor will take on the role of the president effective Monday, and will become …

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Portugal’s REN says no sign blackout caused by cyberattack

LISBON (Reuters) -Portuguese grid operator REN said on Monday it had “no information” that the mass power outages that hit the Iberian Peninsula were caused by a cyberattack. REN board member Joao Conceicao told reporters the operator did not rule out that the blackout was due to a “very large oscillation in the electrical voltages, …

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Schneider Electric confirms 2025 outlook implying a lower adjusted EBITA margin

By Anna Peverieri (Reuters) -Electrical equipment maker Schneider Electric cut its 2025 implied core profit margin outlook on Monday due to the impact of foreign exchange rates, after its sales missed market expectations in the first quarter. Schneider Electric, which develops AI-related data centre cooling systems, now sees 2025 adjusted earnings before interest, taxes and …

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EU approves €321.2 million aid for German airline Condor

BRUSSELS (Reuters) – The European Commission has approved €321.2 million in restructuring aid granted by Germany for Condor under EU State aid rules, it said on a statement on Monday. The decision follows a May 2024 court ruling that annulled the Commission’s earlier 2021 decision after Irish airline Ryanair challenged the 2019 government bailout of …

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Barclays cuts 2025 Brent crude forecast on trade tensions, OPEC+ shifts

(Reuters) – Barclays lowered its Brent crude forecast on Monday by $4 to $70 a barrel for 2025 and set its 2026 estimate at $62/b, citing “a rocky road ahead for fundamentals” amid escalating trade tensions and OPEC+’s pivot in its production strategy. Despite oil market fundamentals evolving “significantly better than expected” in early 2025, …

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Rabanne owner Puig posts 8% rise in first-quarter sales

MADRID (Reuters) -Puig, the Barcelona-based company behind perfume brands Rabanne, Carolina Herrera and Jean Paul Gaultier, reported an 8% rise in first-quarter sales on Monday, beating analysts’ expectations. The company reported 1.21 billion euros ($1.38 billion) in sales during the first three months of the year, beating a FactSet consensus of 1.19 billion euros cited …

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Lidl, IKEA shut stores in Spain and Portugal amid power outage

LONDON (Reuters) – Retailers including grocery chain Lidl and furniture giant IKEA shut stores across Spain and Portugal as a huge power outage caused chaos across swathes of the two countries on Monday. Businesses were taking the measures “to prevent panic buying and ensure the safety of all,” retail industry association EuroCommerce said. Shops were …

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Sabre to cut debt with $1.1 billion sale of hospitality software to TPG, shares jump

By Aatreyee Dasgupta (Reuters) -Sabre Corp said on Monday it will sell its hospitality software platform to asset manager TPG for $1.1 billion and use the cash to pare its debt, lifting the travel technology provider’s shares nearly 26% in early trading. The stock is now up 13.5%. The company had a market capitalization of …

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Rheinmetall’s first-quarter sales beat expectations, boosted by defence business

(Reuters) – Europe’s top ammunition maker Rheinmetall on Monday posted a 46% rise in preliminary first-quarter sales due chiefly to strength in its defence business, beating market expectations. Group sales for the quarter came in at 2.31 billion euros ($2.63 billion), above analysts’ expectation of 1.95 billion euros, according to a consensus compiled by Vara …

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