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Twitter will sue Elon Musk

Twitter will file a lawsuit after Elon Musk, the richest man on earth, refused to acquire the business. The company is requiring him to complete the $44 billion transaction. The contract stipulates that if the businessman decides not to proceed with the transaction, he must pay $1 billion....

Twitter Has A Legal Advantage In Its Deal Battle With Musk

According to legal experts, Twitter Inc has a strong legal case against Elon Musk for walking away from his $44 billion bid to acquire the U.S. social media business, but it may choose for a renegotiation or settlement rather than a lengthy court battle.   The Delaware courts, where the two...

A Drop Of 5.9% For Hedge Funds In First Half Of 2022

Hedge funds underperformed in June, increasing their losses for the year to over 6 per cent, according to a report released on Friday by hedge fund data provider HFR.   Last month, the fund-weighted composite index declined 3.08 percent. In June, all four hedge fund categories tracked by HFR...

Volkswagen And Its Partners Want To Invest $20 Billion In The Automobile Battery Industry

Volkswagen and its partners will invest more than 20 billion euros ($20.38 billion) in a battery cell business, generating 20,000 jobs and aiming for annual sales of more than 20 billion euros by 2030 in order to compete with Tesla, which leads the burgeoning industry.   VW's PowerCo unit...

China Tightens Regulations On The $1.3 Trillion Credit Card Industry

China issued stricter guidelines late Thursday to better control its $1.3 trillion credit card sector, asking lenders to pursue a "prudent" expansion strategy and continuously monitor risks.   According to rules jointly published by China's central bank and the country's banking regulator,...

China's IPO Applications Are Increasing, Breaking The Worldwide Trend, As COVID Restrictions Are Relaxed

A surge in Chinese company listing applications in June almost doubled China's IPO candidates to nearly 1,000, the biggest in at least three years, potentially making China a bright spot for bankers while equity offers lag in other markets.   According to bankers, the rush was prompted...

JPMorgan fined $850,000 because of stock reports

Due to the bank's failure to disclose certain currency swaps, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) said that JPMorgan Chase & Co. will be required to pay a $850,000 fine. The commission discovered that between September 2015 and February 2020, JPMorgan neglected to inform almost 2.1...

UK Retailer AO World Aims To Raise $48 Million In Financing

AO World, a British online electricals retailer, plans to raise around 40 million pounds ($47.7 million) in new capital to bolster its balance sheet and increase liquidity, just days after its stock fell on cash crisis fears.   The announcement came only two days after the business announced...

British Airways calls current time "the most difficult" for the airline industry

British Airways made an announcement regarding cancellation of further flights for the next summer break. The corporation made the decision during a period of significant airport interruptions brought on by employee shortages and a rise in air travel demand. British Airways announced that it will...

After Complaints By The EU, Amazon To Allow Prime Users To Unsubscribe In Just Two Clicks

Following consumer group complaints, Amazon has made it easier for users to cancel their subscriptions to its quick shipping club Prime with only two clicks, according to the European Commission earlier this week.   In April of last year, the European Consumer Organization (BEUC), the...
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