Industrials

Baltimore Bridge Ship Crash Shuts Down Port, Disrupts Shipments: Will Consumer Goods Prices Surge?

The Baltimore Bridge collapse halted Port operations, disrupting supply chains. With thousands of jobs at risk, fears rose over consumer goods prices.


Canada Goose to Cut 17% of Corporate Workforce, Impacting 915 Employees Amid Retail Downturn

Canada Goose slashes 17% of global corporate staff, impacting 915 employees amidst declining luxury demand. CEO cites the need for optimization amid industry shifts...

Japan’s Nippon Steel Is Determined to Acquire US Steel Despite Joe Biden's Opposition

After President Joe Biden voiced opposition to the $14.1 billion plan of Japan's Nippon Steel to acquire US Steel, the Japanese firm said it is committed to pursuing the buyout deal...

Oil Prices Remain Nearly Unchanged as Market Ponders on Chinese Demand, North America Supply Rises

Oil prices remained relatively stable on Thursday, with Brent crude futures settling unchanged at $82.96 per barrel...


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State scraps plan to sell Coal India stake -FinMin
The government of India has cancelled its plan to divest a 5% stake in state-owned miner Coal India Ltd due to persistent opposition from trade unions, according to a finance ministry official.
UK firm Arle Capital eyes sale or listing of oil business -report
London, UK-based private equity group Arle Capital Partners is planning either an exit or a listing of its British oil services company Expro this year, according to a report citing inside sources.
Indonesian state-controlled builder Wijaya Karya completes Sarana Karya buy
Indonesia-based state-run builder Wijaya Karya (WiKa) completed the purchase of state-controlled asphalt manufacturer Sarana Karya in a deal that is expected to support WiKa's expansion projects.
Malaysia's Cahya Mata Sarawak Bhd partners to build Southeast Asia's first integrated phosphate complex
Malaysian firm Cahya Mata Sarawak has agreed to work with various companies to build the first integrated phosphate facility Southeast Asia, the Daily Express reported.
Canada, United Technologies Corp revive $4.7 billion Sikorsky helicopter deal
Canada resurrected a $4.7 billion agreement to buy Sikorsky helicopters from United Technologies Corp which Ottawa nearly scrapped due to delays and complications it encountered, Reuters reported.
Argentine market regulator CNV rejects Braskem's bid for Solvay Indupa
Argentina's stock regulator CNV on Friday rejected Braskem's $1.35 per share bid to buy roughly 30% of the shares of plastics maker Solvay Indupa that are traded on the Buenos Aires bourse. CNV said t
Fortress Transportation and Infrastructure Investors plans up to $100M IPO
A regulatory filing showed that Fortress Transportation and Infrastructure Investors intends to raise up to $100 million in its initial public offering in New York, Reuters reported.
Chinese firm concludes acquisition of SP AusNet stake
The State Grid Corp of China officially completed the $7.5-billion purchase of interests in Australian power firms SP AusNet and Jemena from utilities group Singapore Power.
Oddball Chinese magnate looking to buy the New York Times
45 year-old recycling magnate Chen Guangbiao, whose charity works and publicity stunts are more known rather than his business sense, has claimed that he will be extending an offer to acquire the New
Norwegian private equity firm HitecVision invests in DeepWell
Norway-based private equity group HitecVision has announced a growth capital investment in well intervention services provider DeepWell AS in a deal that marks HitecVision's entry into the well interv
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