• Foxconn (Hon Hai Precision) is negotiating the installation of a $9 billion factory in Saudi Arabia, according to the Wall Street Journal.
  • Solvay presented on Tuesday a plan to split into two independent listed entities, one in basic chemistry and the other in specialty chemicals.
  • Intel is likely to choose Germany as the location for its next European plant.
  • Volkswagen has sold 2 million fewer cars because of chip shortages, and warns that supply chain problems are not over.
  • Amazon could be days away from a deal related to the purchase of Metro Goldwyn Mayer movie studios, a deadline for the FTC's decision.
  • Nielsen Holdings is being courted by a consortium of investors, including Elliott, for $15 billion, according to the Wall Street Journal.
  • The London Stock Exchange will resume trading in nickel contracts on March 16.
  • Hennes & Mauritz (H&M) sales are up 23% in fiscal Q1.
  • Ocado signs an agreement with Auchan Poland.
  • Equinor to suspend trading in Russian oil following the conflict in Ukraine.
  • Vetropack improves its revenues but net profit declines, penalized by the strong franc and rising costs. Same situation for Stadler Rail.
  • Tencent is preparing for a record fine from Beijing for violating anti-money laundering laws.
  • Uniti Group Limited confirms it is negotiating to buy HRL Morrison at AUD 4.50 per share.
  • Tsingshan Holding Group reaches a moratorium with its creditor banks on its margin call after the nickel surge.
  • D'Ieteren signs final agreement to acquire PHE.
  • Dufry extends its concession at Bali airport by six years.
  • Suspension of Kinepolis covenants extended until December 31, 2022.

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