U.S. grains merchant Bunge and Glencore -backed Viterra are merging to create a roughly $34 billion agricultural trading giant, the companies said on Tuesday, in a deal that will likely draw close regulatory scrutiny.
Allwyn International, the European lottery company that won the next licence for the British game, grew total revenue by 80% in its first quarter, boosted by the acquisition of current British operator Camelot UK and the Illinois Lottery.
Global aviation needs $4 trillion of capital over the next 20 years to fund new commercial deliveries and transform the world's fleet, leasing firm Avolon said on Tuesday.
General Motors and Samsung SDI will build a more than $3 billion EV battery cell plant in Indiana scheduled to begin operations in 2026, creating 1,700 manufacturing jobs, the state's governor said Tuesday.
United Airlines Holdings Inc is offering its pilots a contract with an incremental value in excess of $8 billion over four years, making it the richest labor deal for a mainline U.S. carrier, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday, citing the company's chief executive.
India's Adani Group is in talks with lenders to refinance up to $3.8 billion of a loan facility taken for its acquisition of Ambuja Cements Ltd last year, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
Advanced Micro Devices on Tuesday is expected to reveal new details about an AI "superchip" that analysts believe will be a strong challenger to Nvidia Corp , whose chips dominate the fast-growing artificial intelligence market.
Toyota faces an unprecedented challenge at its annual shareholder meeting on Wednesday, with some pension funds voting against Chairman Akio Toyoda on governance issues, while seeking more disclosures on the Japanese automaker's climate lobbying.
Manchester United's shares jumped nearly 20% in premarket trading on Tuesday after a report hinted that Qatar's Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad al-Thani was likely to succeed with his takeover bid for the English football club.
Federal Reserve officials sit down Tuesday for their first meeting in 15 months with no pre-determined interest rate hike on the table in what amounts to the debut gathering of the "will-they-or-won't-they" era.
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