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Swiss watchmaker Swatch Group AG reported a net profit of CHF 25 million for 2025, down 89% from CHF 219 million in the previous year, while operating profit fell to CHF 135 million (-56%), Logos Press reported.

France’s billionaire Pinot family, through its holding company Artémis, has agreed to sell a 29% stake in German sports brand Puma SE to Chinese giant Anta Sports Products Ltd for €1.5 billion ($1.8 billion), according to Logos Press.

Investors should buy shares of European defense companies in any decline, as the situation is now “in the very early stages of a global rise in defense spending that could last another decade,” according to Logos Press.

Shares in Greenland-related companies have jumped by tens of percent since the beginning of the year, which may indicate speculative investor sentiment, Logos Press reported.

The stock option plan program was approved by the parliament last year, but it has not been in effect so far due to the lack of regulations with a written procedure for its application. This has been repeatedly pointed out by representatives of the business community. The Ministry of Finance has developed a relevant regulation on the Long-Term Incentive Program (stock option plan).

The granting of the right to employees to purchase securities of enterprises will be carried out at a preferential price or on a free basis, and the rights, obligations and conditions of their participation in the Long-term Incentive Program (stock option plan) will be established on the basis of a special agreement with them, – reports Logos Press.

Negotiations between the presidents of Russia and the United States have ended in Alaska, but no deal could be reached. As a result, the shares collapsed in overnight trading,” Logos Press reported citing RBC.

Farmaco’s authorized capital will be increased by 26.02 million lei, from 181.31 million lei to 207.33 million lei. This decision was made during an extraordinary general meeting of Farmaco shareholders.

By June 2025, the once expropriated 80% of shares of IC “Moldasig” from the disgraced owner of the insurance company Veaceslav Platon should be sold. The government appointed the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization as the seller,” Logos Press reported.