Brazil sells dollar bonds worth USD 3.2 billion

Brazil sold dollar bonds amounting to USD 3.2 billion set to mature in 2025 and established a new benchmark in international markets.


Texas firm buys USS Forrestal for a single cent

The US Navy sold the USS Forrestal to All Star Metals for one cent. Texas-based shipbreaker All Star Metals purchased the decommissioned USS Forrestal for one cent.

Reser's issues voluntary recall

Reser's Fine Foods issued a recall of 109,000 refrigerated products for Listeria monocytogenes contamination.

Five banks to bid for Chicago area branches of Citizens Financial Group

Royal Bank of Scotland US subsidiary Citizens Financial Group is bidding out nearly 105 branches with USD6 billion in deposits and USD2.4 billion in loans.


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