• ADNOC offers to buy Covestro at EUR 62 per share.
  • Partners Group sells its majority stake in Techem for EUR 6.7 billion to TPG.
  • Nokia records an impairment loss of $572 million following the sale of its submarine networks business.
  • Gerresheimer plunged 18% yesterday after its warning.
  • Mulberry rejects takeover bid from Mike Ashley's Frasers group.
  • Greggs maintains its outlook despite the slowdown in sales growth.
  • DSM-Firmenich completes sale of fish oils.
  • Siemens Energy pleads guilty in a US anti-competitive investigation and agrees to pay $104 million.
  • Xlife plans second London listing.
  • Vestas receives new orders for wind turbines for a Spanish and a Scottish project.
  • Leclanché obtains a new publication deadline for its half-year results.
  • Former Bosch subsidiary Syntegon is eyeing the Swiss stock exchange.
  • CVS Health is considering various options, including a possible demerger, according to Reuters.
  • PepsiCo is in talks to buy tortilla maker Siete Foods for more than a billion dollars, according to the WSJ.
  • Kimberly-Clark is considering selling its international tissue business, according to Bloomberg.
  • Amgen faces a lawsuit for hiding a $10.7 billion tax bill.
  • Amazon wins partial dismissal of FTC antitrust complaint.
  • Barrick Gold and the Malian government work to find a solution for the Loulo and Gounkoto gold mines.
  • eBay wins dismissal of US lawsuit alleging sale of harmful products.
  • Eversource Energy completes the sale of its offshore wind energy business.
  • Cerebras, a company specialising in AI chips, files for an initial public offering in the United States.
  • Boeing could raise at least 10 billion dollars by selling new shares to replenish its cash reserves affected by the current strike, Bloomberg reports.
  • Charles Schwab announced that Chairman Rick Wurster will succeed Walt Bettinger as its next Chief Executive Officer.
  • Pfizer has sold a stake in Haleon for approximately $3.26 billion.
  • Sigma proposes to address regulatory concerns over $6 billion merger with Chemist Warehouse.
  • Verizon has resolved a network outage that affected thousands of customers in the United States.
  • REA Group up after dropping $8.3bn takeover bid for UK's Rightmove.
  • Tony Vinciquerra, CEO of Sony Pictures, steps down.
  • The BAIC-Hyundai joint venture denies reports of redundancies.
  • JD.com begins the process of spinning off its industrial unit in Hong Kong.
  • Rio Tinto develops a lithium supply chain with a British company.
  • Bridgestone ends its sponsorship of the Olympic Games, joining Toyota and Panasonic.

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