Michelin Acquires Cooley Group, Sanofi's Amlitelimab Shows Promise for Atopic Dermatitis
Michelin has acquired Cooley Group, solidifying its position as a leader in industrial coated fabrics, while Sanofi's amlitelimab shows potential for treating atopic dermatitis. Additionally, notable developments include Valeo's collaboration on a multi-camera model, JCDecaux's record bike-sharing rentals, and various financial maneuvers from companies like Voltalia and Nestlé.
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Michelin has completed the acquisition of Cooley Group, establishing a global leader in industrial coated fabrics. Sanofi's amlitelimab demonstrates potential in treating atopic dermatitis. Valeo and NATIX are collaborating to develop one of the largest open-source multi-camera models.
JCDecaux's bike-sharing service has recorded nearly 29 million rentals in France in 2025, setting a new record. Voltalia secures a corporate credit of €244 million to enhance its debt profile. Hoffmann Green Cement receives €3 million from Bpifrance to support new technology development.
Charwood Energy is selected for GRDF's green gas pyro-gasification project. Biosynex files for U.S. market approval of its syphilis test. Ericsson reports increased results for 2025 despite declining sales.
Nestlé begins receiving offers for a partial sale of its water business. Compagnie Financière Richemont sells Baume & Mercier to Damiani. Shell considers selling its stake in Argentina's Vaca Muerta shale field.
Cellnex completes the sale of its stake in Towerlink France. BB Biotech reports a rise in its net profit for 2025. Donald Trump sues JPMorgan and CEO Jamie Dimon for $5 billion for excluding his bank accounts.
Bank of America and Citigroup plan to launch new credit cards with a 10% interest rate. TikTok USA's joint venture has three main investors: Silver Lake, Oracle, and MGX, each holding 15%. Capital One will acquire fintech Brex for $5.15 billion.
Tesla launches its Robotaxi service in Austin without a safety driver. SpaceX selects four banks for its IPO. Alibaba's shares rise after announcing an IPO for its chip-making subsidiary T-Head. Nintendo sees a marked increase in Tokyo following strong sales of the Switch 2.
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