Uber selling Southeast Asian business to regional rival Grab
Ride-hailing giant Uber is selling its business in Southeast Asia to regional rival Grab while gaining a robust stake in the fast-growing ridesharing, food delivery and financial services business.
Uber to sell Southeast Asian business to regional rival Grab
Fast growing ridesharing, food delivery and financial services business Grab says it is acquiring Uber's Southeast Asian business operations.
Sale of snack company Snyder's-Lance could close soon
The maker of Lance peanut butter sandwich crackers and Snyder's of Hanover pretzels is set to be taken over by one of the largest U.S. packaged food companies.
CEO says Waymo dedicated to safe self-driving technology
The leader of Google's self-driving car spinoff Waymo says he is confident in the company's technology and its capability to interact with pedestrians.
Mario Gabelli talks AT&T-Time Warner and more media consolidation
Media stocks are ripe for more M&A.
Mario Gabelli to investors: Own a piece of a baseball team
Mario Gabelli owning a baseball team
Mario GabellI: The US is still a good place to invest
Mario GabellI on investing in the US
Wayne Huizenga, who went from trash to billions, dies at 80
College dropout Wayne Huizenga started with a trash hauling company, struck gold during America's brief love affair with VHS tapes and eventually owned three professional sports teams.
Target, Kroger reportedly in merger talks
Target, Kroger consider merger
Target-Kroger merger talk reports said to be false
“No truth to these reports,” a person familiar with the situation said.
Meredith to remodel Iowa offices, transfer New York jobs
A day after announcing major job cuts, magazine publisher Meredith Corp. said it plans a $21 million remodel of its corporate headquarters in Iowa to accommodate 41 jobs it's transferring from New York.
US, AT&T fire opening salvos as govt seeks to block merger
The Trump administration is facing off against AT&T to block the telephone giant from absorbing Time Warner, in a case that could shape how consumers get — and how much they pay for — streaming TV and movies.
Reckitt quits Pfizer consumer health auction, GSK's bid in focus
British consumer goods group Reckitt Benckiser has pulled out of discussions with Pfizer over buying its consumer healthcare business.
Sports Illustrated, other magazines up for sale as Meredith lays off hundreds
The publisher will lay off a total of 1,200 employees over a 10-month period.
Meredith plans to eliminate 1,000 jobs with Time Inc. merger
Magazine and broadcasting company Meredith plans to eliminate 1,000 jobs over the next 10 months as it integrates the operations of Time Inc., which it bought six weeks ago.
Steve Wynn gives notice he could sell his Wynn Resort shares
Former Wynn Resorts CEO Steve Wynn plans to potentially sell all his stock in the casino-operator, a month after he resigned over sexual assault and harassment allegations.
Bayer $66B Monsanto deal still faces Trump administration scrutiny
The European Union just cleared the deal, pending the divestiture of seed and pesticide assets.
EU approves Bayer takeover of Monsanto after concessions
The European Union has approved Bayer's buyout of Monsanto in a massive agriculture business deal, but says they will have to shed some $7.4 billion in firms and other remedies to ensure fair competition in the market.
Judge: Weinstein company can pay bills, work toward sale
A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Tuesday issued initial orders allowing the Weinstein Co. to continue paying its bills and working toward a sale of substantially all of its assets.
Judge grants initial motions in Weinstein Co. bankruptcy
The Weinstein Co. has filed for bankruptcy protection with a buyout offer in hand from a private equity firm, the latest twist in its efforts to survive the sexual abuse scandal that brought down co-founder Harvey Weinstein.