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The Alphabet-owned company said it needed to fix its software after two of its cars hit a pickup truck being towed.

Palo Alto Networks, GE had the next-biggest gains in overall score

ProSiebenSat.1 reported preliminary fourth-quarter earnings that topped its guidance, spurring a sharp rise in its shares.

Shell said it expected global demand for liquefied natural gas to grow beyond 2040, driven by industry in China and economic development in South and Southeast Asia.

Thyssenkrupp lowered its sales and net profit targets for the current fiscal year on falling demand, higher costs and impairment losses after its first-quarter results missed consensus.

Sony Group has raised its full-year view after third-quarter profit beat expectations, saying it will take steps to drive growth in its entertainment business as it prepares to spin off its financial unit.

Capgemini lifted its dividend payout after profits rose last year, but the tech group forecast only modest margin growth in 2024.

Ahold Delhaize reported a sharp drop in operating profit to €675 million for the fourth quarter, and lower margins, as costs rose.

ABN AMRO launched a €500 million buyback after its fourth-quarter net profit beat forecasts and set out its return on equity target for 2026.

The French tire maker said the share buyback could be worth up to €1 billion over the 2024-2026 period. It also declared an €1.35 dividend for the year.