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Canada’s mining industry recently received a stern warning from the Canadian government regarding major deals involving critical minerals producers. The announcement made by Industry Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne outlined that any significant transactions in this sector would only be approved under “the most exceptional circumstances.” This declaration coincided with the approval of Glencore’s $6.93 billion acquisition
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Samsung Electronics, the global leader in memory chip, smartphone, and TV manufacturing, has reported an astonishing more than 15-fold increase in its second-quarter operating profit. The company estimated that its operating profit surged to a remarkable 10.4 trillion won ($7.54 billion) in the quarter ended June 30th, a significant leap from 670 billion won reported
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The recent announcement of the acquisition of Neiman Marcus by HBC for $2.65 billion has sent shockwaves through the luxury retail industry. This deal signifies a major shift in the landscape of high-end department stores, with implications for vendors, customers, and competitors alike. HBC’s plan to create Saks Global, a combined entity of Saks Fifth
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The Asian stock market saw a mixed performance on Monday as investors grappled with conflicting signals regarding Chinese business activity and uncertainty surrounding U.S. interest rates. The negative close on Wall Street on Friday, coupled with quarter-end profit-taking, led to a subdued market sentiment across the region. Chinese Economic Indicators The Chinese Shanghai Shenzhen CSI
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An analyst from Rosenblatt downgraded Alphabet stock from Buy to Neutral due to various transitional risks that may hinder the company’s performance. The risks highlighted include the impact of AI on search, potential search share loss to Bing, and the shift of search ad revenue to retail media networks. Moreover, the aggressive entry of Amazon
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Recently, U.S. prosecutors have been holding meetings with Boeing and the relatives of victims of fatal crashes in order to determine whether criminal charges should be brought against the planemaker. This decision comes after a finding that Boeing violated a deferred prosecution agreement (DPA) that had been put in place to shield the company from
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