Finland: EU grants more time for steelmaker to sell major asset
According to sources, tainless steelmaker Outokumpu has been granted an additional two months by the European Commission to divest one
According to sources, tainless steelmaker Outokumpu has been granted an additional two months by the European Commission to divest one
As a weeklong hearing into entertainment company BCE Inc.’s attempted buyout of Astral Media Inc. drew to a close in
First quarter revenue earnings were up for Hertz as the company waits for the US Federal Trade Commission to give
Italy’s Antitrust Authority has announced its issuance of nearly $136 million in fines for the nation’s largest phone conglomerate Telecom
Shareholders of computer conglomerate Dell are being told to reject the planned buyout of the company by its founder Michael
Just months after nationwide protests over rising electricity prices lead to the demise of Bulgaria’s government, Czech state-owned utility CEZ
As reports emerged recently about Yahoo’s desires to end its joint venture with Microsoft, some experts are pondering whether cutting
A class action has been launched against automotive developer Autoliv, headquartered in Sweden, in the wake of raids of company
A recent decision by the US Supreme Court may lead to increased legal action within the healthcare sector, says one
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