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Roark Capital To Spend Up To $9.55 Billion To Acquire The Sandwich Business Subway

In a deal that, according to persons familiar with the situation, could value the American sandwich company at up to $9.55 billion, including debt, subject to targets in its financial performance, private equity firm Roark Capital agreed to purchase Subway on Thursday.   The agreement marks...

Nvidia Results Strengthen The AI Boom And Increase Global Tech Shares

After Nvidia anticipated quarterly sales that shattered expectations and announced a $25 billion buyback, the company's shares increased by 8.5% in premarket trade on Thursday, boosting tech equities globally.   The findings, which were announced late on Wednesday, were fueled by a...

Relationship With China OF Arm Hinders Its IPO Launch

The impending IPO of semiconductor technology company Arm Holdings Ltd is expected to be powerful medicine for the issues plaguing the U.S. IPO market and give owner Softbank Group Corp. a boost.   But there is one issue. For access to China's huge smartphone market, Arm depends on a company...

VinFast Shares Increased More Than Twice As Much Since Their Market Debut

Following Reuters' story that South Korea's Star Group Industrial intends to construct a factory in Vietnam, VinFast's shares increased by more than twofold on Tuesday, reaching their highest level since the Vietnamese electric vehicle manufacturer's explosive Wall Street debut.   VinFast's...

Arm, Semiconductor Designer Supported By Softbank, Has Disclosed Filing For A Massive U.S. IPO

The chip designer Arm Holdings, which is funded by SoftBank Group, stated in its application for a U.S. initial public offering (IPO) that is anticipated to be the largest listing of the year that its annual revenue fell 1% as a result of a slowdown in smartphone sales.   Its IPO is...

Sales Of Streaming Rights By Microsoft And Activision Will Result In The Largest Video Game Deal

Activision Blizzard, the company behind "Call of Duty," will transfer its streaming rights to Ubisoft Entertainment in a new bid to obtain the British anti-trust regulator's blessing for its $69 billion sale to Microsoft.   Early in 2022, Microsoft announced the largest gaming contract in...

Elon Musk Claims X Will Remove The Option To Blacklist Accounts

Elon Musk, the owner of social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, announced on Friday that the firm would get rid of a security feature that allowed users to block other accounts. This is yet another contentious change for the business he acquired last year.   A user of X can...

ArcelorMittal Considers Their Potential Offer For US Steel

According to three sources with knowledge of the situation on Wednesday, ArcelorMittal SA, the second-largest steel producer in the world, is evaluating a possible acquisition bid for U.S. Steel Corp.   By joining forces, ArcelorMittal would return to the United States as a manufacturing hub...

Poor PC Demand Hurts Lenovo's First Quarter Revenue Expectations

China's Lenovo Group, which produces personal computers, reported a worse-than-anticipated 24% decline in revenue for the April-June quarter on Thursday.   It follows Lenovo's announcement of a 14% loss in annual earnings for the year that ended in March, the company's first annual decline...

Following Its Nasdaq Debut, Vietnamese EV Manufacturer VinFast Is Now Valued More Than Ford And GM

After making its U.S. trading debut, VinFast's shares increased in value by almost 270%, surpassing some of the top automakers in the world, including Ford, GM, BMW, and Volkswagen.   Following the completion of its merger with the American-listed special purpose acquisition business Black...

Despite Of Its Fastest Profit Increase Since Late 2021, China's Tencent Misses Forecasts

As cost-cutting measures started to pay off and revenues increased across the board for the company's various divisions, Tencent announced a weaker-than-expected rise in earnings for the second quarter.   Compared to Refinitiv consensus forecasts, here is how Tencent performed in the second...

H&M Investigates Violations In A Myanmar Plant As Criticism Mounts

The second-largest fashion retailer in the world, H&M, has announced that it is investigating 20 suspected cases of labour exploitation at Myanmar clothing factories. This comes only weeks after top rival Inditex, owner of Zara, announced that it was discontinuing imports from the Southeast...
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