Tesla is recalling 173 Cybertrucks due to a defect where wheels can fall off while the vehicle is in motion, specifically affecting models with 18-inch steel wheels built between March 21, 2024, and November 25, 2025. This issue, caused by potential cracks in the brake rotor's stud holes, adds to a history of quality control problems for the Cybertruck, including shattered windows during its presentation and manufacturing inconsistencies. Tesla plans to replace affected wheel hubs and rotors free of charge.

A federal judge has approved an $85 million settlement from Wells Fargo to resolve a class-action lawsuit alleging "sham" diversity hiring practices. This approval comes shortly after the bank settled a separate, but related, class-action lawsuit for $110 million concerning fake interviews with diverse candidates and discriminatory refinancing application approvals. Wells Fargo maintains its denial of liability in the $85 million settlement, which will distribute approximately $59 million to class members after deductions for legal fees and other costs.

Moody's Ratings affirmed the bond ratings for New Mexico's Otero County despite ongoing risks related to its detention facility, which functions as a federal immigration enforcement processing center. The county's A1 issuer rating and debt ratings were maintained due to solid reserves, though these are expected to decline. The affirmation comes amidst challenges from the state's Immigrant Safety Act, which threatens the county's contract with ICE, the sole revenue source for $14.33 million in outstanding facility debt.

Rightmove Plc announced that it purchased 260,000 of its ordinary shares at a volume weighted average price of 431.950p as part of its share buy-back program. These shares, representing 0.0347% of voting rights prior to purchase, will be cancelled. Since December 28, 2007, Rightmove has purchased over 558 million ordinary shares, and the total number of ordinary shares in issue now stands at 749,484,007.

Fifth Third is planning to vacate its current location in the Comerica Bank Tower in downtown Dallas. The bank will be moving its regional headquarters to a new mixed-use project in Preston Center. This decision follows months of speculation and is part of the integration process after Fifth Third's $10.9 billion purchase.

BofA Securities analyst Wamsi Mohan reiterated a Buy rating on Apple and raised the price target to $380, citing Apple's potential to leverage "agentic AI" as a key driver of valuation. Mohan believes Apple's advantage stems from its chips and iOS ecosystem, which are crucial for on-device AI processing, privacy, and user trust. He also emphasized the need for Siri to evolve into the iPhone's "orchestration layer" to fully realize this agentic AI opportunity.

Sherwin-Williams (SHW) is often miscategorized as solely a housing-dependent stock, but its robust contractor-centric business and diversified segments prove it's much more. Despite softness in some end markets, the company reported significant sales growth and margin resilience in Q1 2026, primarily driven by its extensive store network and strong relationships with professional contractors. This diversification and pricing power allow SHW to perform well even when demand is inconsistent, making it a stronger investment case than just a housing proxy.

Pembina Pipeline has approved its C$570M Heartland extraction plant project in Alberta. This approval comes as the company also strengthens its ethane supply agreement with Dow. Despite these positive developments, Pembina Pipeline's stock experienced a 1.5% decline in Tuesday's trading, influenced by a drop in crude oil prices.

Sherwin-Williams significantly increased its outbound peak season freight volumes by 11% through a strategic partnership with ITS Logistics. This collaboration addressed capacity challenges at Sherwin-Williams' Reno distribution center, delivering 56 million pounds of freight in 2025. ITS Logistics' asset-lite model and retail store delivery solution provided the flexibility and rapid scalability needed to manage demand spikes and maintain efficient service.

Eli Lilly announced the acquisition of three vaccine companies—Curevo Inc., LimmaTech Biologics AG, and Vaccine Company, Inc.—in deals totaling nearly $4 billion. This move aims to expand its vaccine research and development to prevent infectious diseases, with a focus on conditions linked to future health issues like neurological disease, cancer, and infertility. The acquisitions will leverage Lilly's global scale to combine new vaccine technologies against shingles, bacterial pathogens, and viral pathogens.