Exits

San Francisco Proposes New Regulation for Grocery Stores to Give Ample Notice Before Shutting

A lawmaker's proposal would require San Francisco grocery stores to provide six months' notice before closing and to look for a replacement supermarket.


Universal Music Group Announces Job Cuts After TikTok Deal Talks Fail

Universal Music Group (UMG) announced Wednesday that it would reduce its workforce and streamline operations to save €250 million ($27 million) by 2026...

Polymetal International Sells Its Russian Assets to Siberian Gold Miner for Nearly $3.7 Billion

Polymetal International announced on Monday that it agreed to sell its Russian assets to a Siberian gold miner for approximately $3.7 billion...

Italy Formally Withdraws From Belt and Road Agreement With China

Italy has officially informed China that it is withdrawing from the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), marking a significant shift in its international economic alliances...


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Top deals of the day - bids, mergers and acquisitions
The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported on tuesday including Adcock Ingram, Energa, Nordea Bank, Alitalia, Ben Venue, TIM Participacoes, Douglas, Mercator, Novartis, Onco
Westfield Group plans spinoff of Australia, New Zealand units
Westfield Group's Australia and New Zealand businesses will be spun off from its global retail assets. Assets of the Australian and New Zealand units will be merged with Westfield Retail Trust to form
Australian private equity exits capitalize on robust investor demand- report
Private equity firms are rushing to cash in on strong investor demand as evidenced by the flood of initial public offerings this year, according to a report.
Repsol pushes for a convincing compensation amount to expropriate its holding in YPF
Repsol Chairman Antonio Brufau insisted on Tuesday that the government of Argentina should offer a compensation package that will convince the Spanish oil firm to settle the expropriation of its stake
ThyssenKrupp's USD1.2 billion share sale not enough for turnaround - analysts
Analysts thought that ThyssenKrupp latest fundraising efforts, which was a USD1.2 billion share sale, was not enough to turn the company around from its dire financial straits.
Sources say KKR will exit Turkish shipping business, hires Goldman Sachs Group Inc for sale
According to sources interviewed by Bloomberg, private equity firm KKR & Co has hired Goldman Sachs Group Inc to assist them in the sale of UN Ro-Ro Isletmeleri, a Turkish shipping company.
Johnson & Johnson raises USD3.5 billion in six-part bond sale
Top credit ranking Johnson & Johnson reportedly sold USD3.5 billion in a six-part bond issue, its first offering in the last two years. Proceeds from the deal will be used to pay the health care produ
GAIL India still in talks with Ophir Energy over Tanzania gas assets
Negotiations between GAIL India and UK-based Ophir Energy about a possible sale of the latter's stake in Tanzania gas assets are still ongoing. Ophir's earlier share sale deal with Pavilion Energy has
Illinois to sell USD350 million in general obligation bonds after pension reform bill vote
Illinois intends to sell USD350 million in general obligation bonds in a sale initially slated on December 12. Illinois legislators are set to vote on a pension reform bill that could save the state a
Queensland sells USD350 million of Aurizon stake
The government of Queensland has exited its 74.3 million shares worth USD350 million in the formerly state-owned coal and bulk freight rail company Aurizon, reducing its stake in the firm to under 5%.
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