Legal & Regulatory
Telefonica open to Merger, Acquisition and Network sharing deals in Mexico
Spanish telecom group, Telefonica, announced on Thursday that it was open to talks about mergers, acquisitions and deals to share its networks in Mexico in order to streamline its operations.
European emissions rules help lift Johnson Matthey profit
Catalyst maker Johnson Matthey beat its own expectations with a 13-percent rise in profit, lifted by tighter European rules on emissions due to come into force in January.
Billionaire backer confident Aereo Inc can get 35% share of U.S.
Billionaire and IAC/InterActiveCorp Chairman Barry Diller said Aereo Inc may get as much as 35% of US households to use its service once it overcomes the lawsuits filed against it by broadcasters.
Detroit pays USD23 million to consultants, awaits decision on bankruptcy eligibility
The city of Detroit has paid around USD23 million in fees to lawyers, consultants and financial advisers as it awaits a court decision determining its eligibility for bankruptcy protection from creditors.