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Abbott to spend more than $ 4 billion to buy a competitor

International pharmaceutical company Abbott Laboratories and provider of diagnostic devices and services Alere Inc. agreed to reduce the amount of the merger transaction to $ 4.4 billion. The deal between the two companies was announced in February 2016. Under the original terms of the agreement,...

“Buy Ford”, Disgruntled Shareholders of Tesla Told By Elon Musk

In order to "provide a critical check on possible dysfunctional group dynamics," addition of two new independent directors to the board of the luxury electric car maker, without ties to Chief Executive Elon Musk, has been urged by a group of Tesla Inc investors.   And possibly enraged by the...

British Royal Mail may face strikes in protest over closed pension scheme

Royal Mail Plc said it would abandon the existing pension scheme, fearing that annual contributions will soon exceed 1 billion pounds sterling. This decision caused fierce criticism and a threat of strikes by the unions, reports Bloomberg. Meanwhile, the shares of the 500-year-old company grew on...

Qualcomm ordered to pay $ 814.9 million to BlackBerry

Manufacturer of processors and components Qualcomm will have to pay Blackberry $ 814.9 million for royalties overpaid by the Canadian company on results of sales of the company’s products. This news has provoked a rapid rise in BlackBerry’s quotes. In February 2017, BlackBerry and Qualcomm entered...

In Push For Overseas Growth, Japan's Dai-Ichi Life Eyes Cambodia, U.S.

Placed in line with the firm's strategy to boost overseas growth as investment returns diminish at home, Japan's Dai-ichi Life Holdings Inc plans to expand its U.S. presence and also plans to start a life insurance business in Cambodia in 2018, its president said.   yields on Japanese...

Oxfam: US companies hoarding more than $ 1.5 trillion in offshores

Large US companies moved out $ 1.6 trillion to countries with preferential taxation regime, bypassing the US tax authorities. The international association of organizations to combat poverty Oxfam and the Institute of Taxation and Economic Policy prepared a study based on an analysis of tax returns...

Brexit Sweeteners Offered To Investment Banks By European Regulators

EU member countries are offering looser regulatory standards to banks after Brexit, taking advantage of a gap in EU financial rules. The countries are competing to host the trading operations of London-based investment banks.   Even though they are some of the most complex and riskiest parts...

Ahead Of Giant IPO, Saudis, Oil Majors Discuss Gas Investments: Reuters

As part of the top crude-exporting country's drive to diversify investments before the listing of national energy giant Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia and international oil companies have discussed gas venture opportunities inside the kingdom and abroad.   New agency Reuters reports quoting...

Saudis considering gas investments before Aramco's IPO

Saudi Arabia and international oil companies discussed a possibility of investing in gas business in the kingdom and beyond, as the country seeks to diversify its investments before the IPO of the energy giant Saudi Aramco, Reuters reports. Saudi officials and a number of companies, including BP...

Investors Kept Cautious By Geopolitics From France To Korea

Due to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and the Korean peninsula, and with investors refraining from making big bets, trading volumes were muted for many financial market assets.   It is also a holiday-shortened week in much of the West.   Reaching the point where some see...
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