NEW YORK/WASHINGTON: An investor group that got U.S. approval to buy Grindr Inc has financial and personal links to the dating app's current owner, China's Beijing Kunlun Tech Co Ltd, Reuters has found, in a possible departure from Washington’s national security policy on deals. Kunlun said on ...
EU antitrust regulators will decide by July 6 whether to clear Austrian sensor maker AMS's 4.6 billion euro (US$5.14 billion) bid for German lighting group Osram after a preliminary review, a European Commission filing showed on Monday.
Passengers will no longer be allowed to ride on the front seat beside the driver, Grab announced on Tuesday (Jun 2), part of a new suite of measures to minimise the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus.
The world's No. 3 planemaker Embraer is open to new business partners after Boeing Co ditched a US$4.2 billion deal that was years in the making, the Brazilian company's chief executive told Reuters.
SYDNEY: Virgin Australia's administrators announced on Tuesday (Jun 2) they had narrowed the pool of interested buyers to two US-based private equity firms, weeks after the carrier buckled under the strain of the coronavirus pandemic. Virgin Australia Group went into voluntary administration in ...
Polestar, the premium electric vehicle maker owned by China's Geely, plans a big expansion of its showroom network in the mainland, sources said, as it prepares for delivery of cars to compete with Tesla Inc's locally made Model 3.
PARIS: French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Tuesday (Jun 2) the government had not yet signed off on a planned 5 billion euro (US$5.6 billion) loan for carmaker Renault , though he hoped the loan would be agreed soon. Le Maire also told RTL radio he expected...
REUTERS: Telefonica Deutschland will build its 5G core mobile network in Germany using equipment from Ericsson, saying the choice of the Swedish supplier would safeguard the security of its next-generation services. Germany's three main operators are removing Huawei from their network cores but ...
French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Tuesday the government had not yet signed off on a planned 5 billion euro (US$5.6 billion) loan for carmaker Renault , though he hoped the loan would be agreed soon.
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