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Why Sazerac is considering a takeover of Germany’s Berentzen-Gruppe
Berentzen-Gruppe has confirmed negotiations with Sazerac over a possible takeover of all outstanding shares, sending the German beverage company’s stock sharply higher.
111, Inc. founders propose $4.52-per-ADS buyout as Chinese healthcare platform weighs going private
111, Inc.'s co-founders and Huadeng Tech BioArray Ventures have proposed acquiring the remaining Nasdaq-listed healthcare platform shares for $4.52 per ADS in cash.
Greif closes Sweetwater mill and cuts 90 jobs as $120m savings push accelerates
Greif, Inc. will close its Sweetwater paperboard mill in Georgia and eliminate approximately 90 jobs, removing 120,000 tons of annual capacity as the packaging group concentrates investment on businesses where it believes it holds stronger competitive positions.
Synopsys’ $9.72bn revenue guide gets 31% from Ansys. The underlying growth rate is closer to 7%
Synopsys, Inc. expects $9.715 billion of fiscal 2026 revenue, including $2.98 billion from Ansys. A mechanical comparison suggests the acquired business accounts for roughly 84% of the year-over-year increase, while revenue excluding Ansys is growing closer to 7% before adjusting for divestitures.
Grainger (NYSE: GWW) expands Pacific Northwest supply chain with Gresham distribution hub
Grainger has opened a 550,000-square-foot distribution center near Portland, adding about 150 jobs and expanding Pacific Northwest inventory capacity as its core North American business continues double-digit growth.
AEP’s $4.2bn Ohio transmission opportunity moves closer as OpenAI locks in massive AI load
OpenAI’s 20-year Ohio lease strengthens the commercial case behind AEP’s planned $4.2 billion transmission build as AI electricity demand reshapes utility investment.
Applied Materials (NASDAQ: AMAT) profit jumped 44%, but nine-month free cash flow fell 2%
Applied Materials, Inc. increased nine-month net income 44% to $7.37 billion, but free cash flow slipped to $3.58 billion as capital expenditure jumped 35% and working capital absorbed more cash.
Zum opens Philadelphia operations center as driver hiring push tests rapid U.S. expansion
Zum Services, Inc. is building its Philadelphia driver base ahead of an August 24 school start, with its new operations center supporting at least 200 routes across roughly 330 schools as the private student-mobility company accelerates national expansion.
CoreWeave company profile: How a crypto miner built a $99.4bn AI cloud backlog
CoreWeave has transformed from a cryptocurrency-mining operation into one of the world’s fastest-growing artificial intelligence cloud providers, securing major commitments from Microsoft Corporation, OpenAI, Meta Platforms, Inc., Anthropic and Jane Street. Its $99.4 billion revenue backlog offers extraordinary visibility, but heavy debt, customer concentration and a planned $31 billion to $35 billion capital programme make execution as important as demand.
Nebius Group company profile: How the former Yandex parent became an NVIDIA-backed AI cloud contender
Nebius Group has rapidly transformed the international assets retained after the breakup of Yandex into a full-stack artificial intelligence cloud platform. Contracts with Microsoft Corporation and Meta Platforms, Inc., a $2 billion investment from NVIDIA Corporation and sharply accelerating revenue have strengthened its position, but capital intensity, customer concentration and a premium valuation leave little room for execution errors.