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Royal A-ware targets LaBan Foods acquisition to expand into butter specialities
Royal A-ware targets LaBan Foods as its €4.4bn dairy platform moves into specialist butter, where product mix could matter more than processing scale.
German school coach crashes on Netherlands A28 as students are pulled from overturned bus
A coach carrying 54 German students and four teachers crashed with a delivery van near Wezep, leaving several people seriously injured and closing the A28 motorway.
NatWest Markets N.V. H1 2026: Balance sheet expands 43% as profit slips to €48m
NatWest Markets N.V. lifted total assets 43% to €40.6bn in H1 2026, yet profit slid to €48m as CET1 dropped to 17.7% and Argentina damages hit USD 1.1bn.
Bright Horizons (NYSE: BFAM) stock falls as Q2 earnings expose childcare margin tension
Bright Horizons raised adjusted EPS guidance, but impairment charges and center closures keep NYSE’s childcare recovery story complicated.
Dream Industrial REIT enters UK multi-let industrial market with Chancerygate deal
Dream Industrial REIT enters UK multi-let industrial real estate, but leasing, yields and fee growth will decide whether the Chancerygate deal works.
Did Larsen & Toubro really win Rs 55,000Cr order? Official TenneT filing points to a different figure
Larsen & Toubro has secured an ultra-mega offshore wind framework with TenneT, but its official disclosure does not confirm the widely circulated â‚ą55,000 crore order value.
WSP Global’s second Arcadis approach fails on price and paper currency concerns
Arcadis rejected WSP Global's €5.2 billion revised bid at €51.50 per share, citing undervaluation, WSP stock risk, and leverage inside a combined entity.
Behind RWE’s guidance upgrade: How much is one-off and how much is real?
RWE raised its 2026 and 2027 profit guidance, though a €332m Eemshaven payment and Amprion consolidation drove much of the H1 boost, not underlying growth.
Arcadis rejects WSP Global’s first bid, weighs revised €51.5 offer worth €4.4bn
WSP Global's revised €51.5 bid values Arcadis near €4.4bn, but the board rejected the earlier offer with Q2 results due 30 July setting the next test.
Karim Khan removal vote explained: What happens at the International Criminal Court on July 24?
The ICC faces an internal misconduct crisis and an external United States attack. The July 24 vote will test whether the court can survive both.