• JetBlue is offering $33 per share of Spirit Airlines stock to counter Frontier Group's bid.
• Volkswagen will reduce its range and focus on premium.
• Intel suspends its activities in Russia.
• Amazon orders satellite launches from 3 companies, including Arianespace.
• Lonza sells MAST platform to Merck subsidiary.
• Chinese state-owned companies fly to the rescue of developer Kaisa Group.
• Twitter tests a button to correct its tweets.
• Black Knight is considering selling itself after an expression of interest.
• General Motors and Honda are expanding their consumer electric vehicle collaboration.
• The FDA withdraws its approval of GlaxoSmithKline and Vir Biotech's COVID treatment amid rising BA.2 cases.
• Twitter announced that it will roll out a test tool to edit previously posted tweets in the coming months. 
• AT&T, Discovery - Ann Sarnoff, chief executive of AT&T-owned WarnerMedia Studios and Networks Group, will leave WarnerMedia in the process of merging with Discovery, The New York Times reported Tuesday.
• The Carlyle Group announced Wednesday that it has raised $4.6 billion for its second corporate loan fund.
• Rivian - The automaker said it is on track to meet its production goal of 25,000 electric vehicles this year.
• Citius Pharma released favorable data from a clinical trial of I/ONTAK, an experimental treatment for patients with a rare form of cancer.
• Tufin announced it had been acquired by private equity firm Turn/River Capital for $570 million.
• Dave & Buster's Entertainment - The restaurant and arcade chain will buy Main Event, the entertainment business of Australia's Ardent Leisure Group, for $835 million.

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