Bauducco opens largest US factory as $200m Florida bet targets America’s snack aisles
Bauducco has opened its largest US factory in Florida, doubling wafer capacity. Discover how the $200m expansion could reshape its American growth.
Mineral Resources bought Lucky Bay last September, so why is it closing the mine and risking 110 jobs now?
Discover why Mineral Resources is closing Lucky Bay, affecting 110 workers and taking a A$40 million impairment months after buying the mine.
Planet Fitness lost half its market value, so why is its new CFO also running international growth?
Sudhanshu Priyadarshi will control finance, strategy, technology and international operations at Planet Fitness as the gym franchisor tries to revive membership growth, protect franchise economics and expand beyond the United States.
Bosch extended Stefan Hartung’s contract to 2031, so why is Christian Fischer taking over next week?
Christian Fischer will become Bosch chief executive on July 1, inheriting a margin recovery plan, major Mobility job cuts and the integration of the company’s largest-ever acquisition.
Could Datroway become AstraZeneca and Daiichi Sankyo’s next major oncology franchise after Enhertu?
atroway has received a positive European regulatory recommendation for first-line treatment of metastatic triple-negative breast cancer in patients unable to receive immunotherapy. The decision moves AstraZeneca PLC and Daiichi Sankyo Company, Limited closer to opening a commercially important market while increasing the strategic value of their antibody drug conjugate partnership.
Why is ASP Isotopes using ENDRA Life Sciences to list its South African helium business?
Explore how ASP Isotopes’ Noble Africa merger with ENDRA and a $50 million financing could reshape helium ownership, funding and Nasdaq exposure. Read more.
Safran (EPA: SAF) enters exclusive talks to acquire Exail Technologies in €2.24bn naval drone deal
Safran bids for Exail Technologies in a €2.24 billion sea drone deal. Explore its valuation, financing risks and European defense impact. Read the analysis.
Sony paid $3.6bn for Bungie, so why are 292 more jobs disappearing after Destiny 2?
Sony paid $3.6 billion for Bungie. Four years later, at least 292 more jobs are disappearing as Destiny 2 ends active development and Marathon becomes the studio’s biggest survival test. $SONY
Lime wants a $1.66bn valuation, but its IPO is also a balance-sheet rescue
Lime’s proposed Nasdaq IPO could raise nearly $181 million and convert much of its debt into equity, but investors must decide whether global micromobility has finally become a durable business.
Volkswagen already planned 50,000 job cuts, so why is Oliver Blume reportedly targeting 100,000 now?
Volkswagen is reportedly considering up to 100,000 global job cuts, four German plant closures and a 15% investment reduction, potentially transforming Europe’s largest automaker into a smaller, more decentralised and financially disciplined industrial group.