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Can Warner Bros. Discovery’s $10bn loan package calm debt concerns before the Paramount merger?
Warner Bros. Discovery’s $10B loan package exposes the debt test behind the Paramount merger. Read why media consolidation is getting harder.
Northrop Grumman (NOC) lands $697m Marine Corps radar sustainment BOA as G/ATOR enters life-cycle phase
Northrop Grumman captures a $697M Marine Corps radar sustainment BOA, deepening its grip on G/ATOR economics as NOC sits 28% off highs. Read more.
Delivery Hero (DHER) stock up 4% to €29.5 as Aspex forces CEO exit and Korea sale opens
Aspex pushed out the CEO and bought 5% more. Prosus must keep selling. Korea is on the block. Delivery Hero (XETRA: DHER) is being rebuilt in real time.
Magnum Ice Cream (NYSE: MICC) jumps 10.9% on Blackstone and CD&R takeover talk just five months after the Unilever spinoff
Magnum spun out of Unilever at 7.8 billion euros. Froneri sold at 15 billion. Blackstone and CD&R are watching. The summer ice cream season decides the bid.
Beazley (LSE: BEZ) edges up 0.04% on Friday with Zurich scheme on glide path to court sanction and H2 completion
Beazley shareholders voted 99.9% in favour. Zurich keeps buying at 1,280p. The court hearing is next. The 2.3% arbitrage spread is the last word on this deal.
RELX (LSE: REL) gains 1.2% as relief bounce builds after AI-driven 12.7% ten-day slide
Anthropic's legal AI tool wiped 15% off RELX in a day. Six months later, the question is whether the market has overpriced the disruption or underpriced it.
BP (LSE: BP.) climbs 1.4% as Uzbekistan upstream entry and analyst upgrades override the ex-dividend mechanical drag
Iran war doubled BP's profit. Castrol is sold. Uzbekistan is in. Citi says $15bn of disposals are coming. Meg O'Neill's reset may finally have a plan.
Cerebras IPO priced 51% above range: How much will investors pay for AI not named Nvidia?
Cerebras priced 35% above its first range. The harder question is whether a company with 86% UAE revenue can justify $56 billion as a Nvidia alternative.
Lloyds (LSE: LLOY) drops 3.6% on FTSE 100’s heaviest volume as gilt yields and politics hit UK banks
Lloyds was the heaviest-traded stock on the FTSE 100 today with no company news. Gilt yields at 30-year highs and a Starmer crisis did the work instead.
Fluence Energy stock jumps 32% as hyperscaler deals reset thesis: What FLNC investors need to watch next
Wall Street wrote off Fluence's Q2 revenue miss in minutes. Two hyperscaler supply deals and a $5.6B backlog flipped the thesis on US battery storage overnight.