Arcadium Lithium says shareholders approved Rio Tinto deal By Investing.com

Investing.com — Shareholders of Arcadium Lithium have given the green light for a $6.7 billion sale to Australian mining heavyweight Rio Tinto (NYSE:), as announced by the company on Monday. This news was met with positivity in the stock market, with Arcadium’s shares climbing over 2% in after-hours trading. However, the path to the deal

Stocks gain with bond yields, dollar up; economy, rates in focus By Reuters

By Sinéad Carew and Amanda Cooper NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) -A global equity index rose on Monday with help from Wall Street, and U.S. Treasury yields climbed to an almost seven-month high while data showed a deterioration in U.S. consumer confidence and investors prepared for fewer Federal Reserve rate cuts in 2025. In U.S. equities, Nasdaq

Nicaragua mulls state control over leadership of private banks By Reuters

(Reuters) – Nicaragua’s legislature is set to vote on a bill overhauling the Central American nation’s banking system, which would give the state control over appointing the leadership at private financial institutions in the country. WHY IT’S IMPORTANT The bill, sent by President Daniel Ortega to Congress, was presented to lawmakers on Monday. The proposal

BBVA gets approval to take over Sabadell’s Mexican businesses By Reuters

By Jesús Aguado MADRID (Reuters) -BBVA said on Monday that Mexico’s competition authority had given its approval for the Spanish bank to take indirect control of Sabadell’s Mexican businesses. BBVA (BME:) had already secured clearance from the European Central Bank and authorities in several countries where its smaller Spanish bid target Sabadell has a presence,

Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp to sell Foxtel to Britain’s DAZN for $2.1 billion By Reuters

By Scott Murdoch, Anousha Sakoui and Chandini Monnappa SYDNEY (Reuters) -News Corp has agreed to sell its Australian cable-TV unit Foxtel to British-owned sports network DAZN for A$3.4 billion ($2.1 billion) including debt, cutting the Murdoch-controlled media empire’s exposure to a business upended by streaming platforms. News Corp (NASDAQ:) will gain a board seat and

Ford, GM donate $1 million and contribute vehicles to Trump’s inauguration By Reuters

By Nora Eckert and David Shepardson DETROIT (Reuters) -U.S. automakers Ford Motor (NYSE:) and General Motors (NYSE:) will donate $1 million each, along with vehicles, to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s January inauguration, company spokespersons said on Monday. Policies on tariffs and electric vehicles under consideration by the incoming administration would affect Detroit carmakers such as

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