US Political Gridlock Freezes Unilever’s €15 Billion Ice Cream Demerger Timeline
Government Shutdown Halts Critical SEC Registration Process Unilever’s strategic plan to spin off its €15 billion ice cream business has…
Government Shutdown Halts Critical SEC Registration Process Unilever’s strategic plan to spin off its €15 billion ice cream business has…
Leadership Transition Marks New Chapter in Venture Platform’s Growth OurCrowd, the global venture investment platform managing over $2.6 billion across…
Maynilad Water Services, controlled by Indonesian billionaire Anthoni Salim, is launching a 28.5 billion peso IPO despite challenging market conditions. The water utility faces headwinds from a government corruption scandal that has dampened investor appetite in Philippine markets.
Maynilad Water Services, a unit of Indonesian billionaire Anthoni Salim’s Metro Pacific Investments, is moving forward with what reportedly would be the Philippines’ largest initial public offering since 2021, according to sources familiar with the matter. The water utility company aims to raise up to 28.5 billion pesos ($490 million) through its maiden share sale after setting the IPO price at 15 pesos per share.
Key Trade Program Moves Toward Extension Amid Shifting Global Commerce The future of US-Africa trade relations appears increasingly positive as…
The Global Race for Rare Earth Alternatives Automotive manufacturers worldwide are accelerating efforts to secure rare earth supplies as China…
Sanlam Investments has announced its continued sponsorship of Africa’s Green Economy Summit through 2026. The partnership aims to accelerate sustainable development by connecting global capital with African green projects valued at over $8.7 billion.
Sanlam Investments has reportedly confirmed its third consecutive sponsorship of Africa’s Green Economy Summit (AGES), scheduled for February 2026, according to recent announcements. Sources indicate this renewal demonstrates the financial institution’s ongoing dedication to funding Africa’s sustainable transition through renewable energy innovation, water security initiatives, waste reduction programs, and climate finance solutions.
Treasury yields moved lower as White House officials expressed optimism about ending the government shutdown this week. Meanwhile, trade tensions with China showed signs of easing ahead of critical economic data releases.
Treasury yields reportedly declined as investors monitored developments surrounding the ongoing government shutdown, according to market analysis. The downward movement in yields comes as bond prices move inversely to yield performance, with each basis point representing a 0.01% change.
NASA plans to open its Artemis III Human Landing System contract to additional competitors beyond SpaceX. The agency aims to accelerate America’s return to the Moon amid concerns about schedule delays and international competition.
NASA is reportedly opening its Artemis III Human Landing System contract to additional competitors beyond SpaceX, according to statements from acting NASA administrator Sean Duffy. The aerospace agency aims to use increased competition to accelerate the United States’ return to the Moon amid growing concerns about schedule delays and international competition with China.
September Borrowing Reaches Five-Year Peak Government borrowing in the United Kingdom climbed to £20.2 billion in September, marking the highest…
UK public sector borrowing has reached its highest level since the COVID-19 pandemic during the first half of the tax year. The £99.8 billion figure exceeds official forecasts by £7.2 billion, creating significant challenges for the Chancellor’s fiscal rules.
Government borrowing in the United Kingdom has reportedly reached its highest level since the COVID-19 pandemic during the first half of the current tax year, creating significant pressure on Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s fiscal headroom. According to the Office for National Statistics, public sector net borrowing totaled £99.8 billion between April and September, representing a substantial increase of £11.5 billion compared to the same period in the previous year.