• Reuters

    Portuguese minister tells TAP CEO not to 'meddle' in privatisation

    The head of Portugal's TAP should focus on running the state-owned airline and not "meddle" in its privatisation, which is a matter for shareholders, Infrastructure Minister Miguel Pinto Luz said on Tuesday. In an interview with the Financial Times published earlier on Tuesday, TAP CEO Luis Rodrigues called on the government to maintain a stake in the flag carrier and said he expected the sell-off to start in earnest within months. "I agree that TAP CEO should focus on running the company and not meddle in shareholders' problems ... and TAP needs good management," Pinto Luz told reporters in Brussels.

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    Fifth of Shell investors revolt against its climate strategy during tense AGM

    The board faced heated exchanges with investors and protesters throughout the three-hour event at the InterContinental O2 in London on Tuesday.

  • Yahoo Finance Video

    Palo Alto Networks to become 'supermarket' for security needs

    Shares of Palo Alto Networks (PANW) are sinking Tuesday morning after the company issued a downbeat forecast for the current period, renewing concern about a slowdown in the cybersecurity sector. TD Cowen Managing Director and Senior Analyst Shaul Eyal joins Morning Brief to discuss Palo Alto's "platformization" strategy for driving demand growth.  Eyal classifies platformization as a "topic de jour," explaining that the strategy involves consolidating many security vendors. Palo Alto is trying to separate itself from the pack by introducing three new platforms, a strategy that is "swinging in full mode ahead," Eyal says.   Palo Alto's efforts to consolidate its solutions across product categories may transform it into the "supermarket for all of the corporate security needs." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Morning Brief. This article was written by Gabriel Roy.