It was the summer of 2008, the air in Delhi was dense and muggy, and the idea for a movie club dawned upon some first-year English Literature students. To set the scene: six of us shoehorned into one of those university flats that had all the charm of an abandoned broom cupboard, the sort you
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It was the summer of 2008, the air in Delhi was dense and muggy, and the idea for a movie club dawned upon some first-year English Literature students. To set the scene: six of us shoehorned into one of those university flats that had all the charm of an abandoned broom cupboard, the sort you
3.6KElectronic Arts Inc (NASDAQ: EA) is reportedly preparing to go private in a blockbuster deal valued at some $50 billion, according to multiple sources including The Wall Street Journal. According to these reports, the potential buyers include private equity firm Silver Lake, Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, and Affinity Partners, led by Jared Kushner. EA
Electronic Arts Inc (NASDAQ: EA) is reportedly preparing to go private in a blockbuster deal valued at some $50 billion, according to multiple sources including The Wall Street Journal. According to these reports, the potential buyers include private equity firm Silver Lake, Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, and Affinity Partners, led by Jared Kushner. EA
2.8KSony Financial Group Inc. surged in its Tokyo market debut after Sony Group Corp. spun off its financial arm, marking Japan’s first direct listing in more than two decades. A direct listing in Japan allows a company to list its shares on the exchange without issuing new stock or raising fresh capital, giving existing shareholders
Sony Financial Group Inc. surged in its Tokyo market debut after Sony Group Corp. spun off its financial arm, marking Japan’s first direct listing in more than two decades. A direct listing in Japan allows a company to list its shares on the exchange without issuing new stock or raising fresh capital, giving existing shareholders
4.4KAsian share markets started the week on a cautious note on Monday as investors assessed the potential fallout from a looming US government shutdown that could delay key economic data releases. The September payrolls report and other vital indicators may be postponed, leaving the Federal Reserve without official readings ahead of its October 29 policy
Asian share markets started the week on a cautious note on Monday as investors assessed the potential fallout from a looming US government shutdown that could delay key economic data releases. The September payrolls report and other vital indicators may be postponed, leaving the Federal Reserve without official readings ahead of its October 29 policy
4.7KThe CAC 40 and DAX 40 indices have remained in a tight range in the past few months. CAC 40, which tracks the biggest companies in France, was trading at €7,870, up by 16% from its lowest level this year. Similarly, the DAX Index was trading at €23,740, also much higher than the year-to-date low
The CAC 40 and DAX 40 indices have remained in a tight range in the past few months. CAC 40, which tracks the biggest companies in France, was trading at €7,870, up by 16% from its lowest level this year. Similarly, the DAX Index was trading at €23,740, also much higher than the year-to-date low
4.9KToyota Motor Corp reported Monday that its global vehicle sales rose for an eighth consecutive month in August, supported by strong demand for hybrid models in the United States despite weaker domestic performance. Worldwide sales increased 2.2 percent year-on-year to 844,963 vehicles, with US sales climbing 13.6 percent. Sales in Japan, by contrast, fell 12.1
Toyota Motor Corp reported Monday that its global vehicle sales rose for an eighth consecutive month in August, supported by strong demand for hybrid models in the United States despite weaker domestic performance. Worldwide sales increased 2.2 percent year-on-year to 844,963 vehicles, with US sales climbing 13.6 percent. Sales in Japan, by contrast, fell 12.1
4.7KThe Nifty 50 Index has crashed in the past few days, with technology companies being the top laggards. It was trading at ₹24,765, down 3.65% from the year-to-date high. This article explores the top catalysts for the Nifty Index this month. Nifty 50 Index to react to RBI interest rate decision One of the main
The Nifty 50 Index has crashed in the past few days, with technology companies being the top laggards. It was trading at ₹24,765, down 3.65% from the year-to-date high. This article explores the top catalysts for the Nifty Index this month. Nifty 50 Index to react to RBI interest rate decision One of the main
1.2KDenmark’s Genmab has agreed to acquire Merus NV, a Nasdaq-listed Dutch biotechnology company, in an all-cash transaction valued at $8 billion, the companies announced on Monday. The deal marks a significant expansion of Genmab’s oncology portfolio, adding a promising late-stage cancer therapy candidate to its pipeline. Under the terms of the agreement, Genmab will pay
Denmark’s Genmab has agreed to acquire Merus NV, a Nasdaq-listed Dutch biotechnology company, in an all-cash transaction valued at $8 billion, the companies announced on Monday. The deal marks a significant expansion of Genmab’s oncology portfolio, adding a promising late-stage cancer therapy candidate to its pipeline. Under the terms of the agreement, Genmab will pay
1.1KEuropean shares edged higher on Monday, lifted by gains in healthcare and technology, as investors weighed the risk of a US government shutdown that could delay the release of key economic data. Major European stock indices opened higher on Monday as investors awaited key economic data, including Spain’s inflation and retail sales figures, the UK’s
European shares edged higher on Monday, lifted by gains in healthcare and technology, as investors weighed the risk of a US government shutdown that could delay the release of key economic data. Major European stock indices opened higher on Monday as investors awaited key economic data, including Spain’s inflation and retail sales figures, the UK’s
2.9KGSK announced on Monday that Chief Executive Emma Walmsley will step down after nine years in the role, with current Chief Commercial Officer Luke Miels set to take over on January 1. The transition marks a major shift for the UK-based drugmaker as it seeks to define its long-term growth strategy. Walmsley, who took the
GSK announced on Monday that Chief Executive Emma Walmsley will step down after nine years in the role, with current Chief Commercial Officer Luke Miels set to take over on January 1. The transition marks a major shift for the UK-based drugmaker as it seeks to define its long-term growth strategy. Walmsley, who took the
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