The article highlights multiple news events: Bayer shares rose after a gap-up, Teradyne's stock is rallying, OPEC+ plans to increase oil production, China resists US pressure on oil imports, Somalia's camel milk initiative boosts nutrition, and Chile's El Teniente mine disaster has been resolved with miner bodies identified. Additionally, Boeing workers are planning a strike.

Erik ten Hag, the newly appointed head coach of Bayer Leverkusen, has called for four to five new players to rebuild the team amid player departures. He emphasized the need to address a 24-man squad deficit caused by summer transfers, including potential exits of Lukas Hradecky and Amine Adli, to aim for a top-four Bundesliga finish.

The article lists ten major Indian stocks with upcoming record dates for dividend payouts and bonus share announcements, including Britannia Industries, Automotive Axles, Benares Hotels, Hyundai Motor India, Blue Dart, Bayer Crop, ESAB India, Lumax Industries, and Ceat.

Monaco have agreed to sign Lukas Hradecky from Bayer Leverkusen for a €4m fee, pending a medical examination. Hradecky, a 35-year-old Bundesliga and German Cup champion, has been discussing his future with Leverkusen after the club signed Mark Flekken. His transfer to Monaco follows a period of successful tenure at Leverkusen, including a 2023/24 domestic campaign unbeaten streak.

Bayer has raised its full-year sales and earnings forecast, driven by strong performance in its pharmaceutical division. The company also announced new provisions of €1.7 billion for ongoing US lawsuits, including €1.2 billion for glyphosate-related cases and €530 million for PCB-related cases. The revised forecasts include €46-48 billion in sales and €9.7-10.2 billion in adjusted EBITDA for 2025.