EQT Plans to Take Fujitec Private Through $2.7 Billion Tender Offer
Swedish investment company EQT plans to take Fujitec, the Japanese maker of elevators and escalators, private through a $2.7 billion tender offer.
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Starbucks Abandons Mobile Order, Pickup-Only Stores
The world's biggest coffee chain is moving away from operating stores that only accept mobile orders for pickup because they don't have the right vibes.
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Palo Alto Networks Nears Over $20 Billion Deal for Cybersecurity Firm CyberArk
A deal for the Israeli firm would be the latest in big tech's cybersecurity consolidation.
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Mondelez Logs Higher Profit, Revenue in Second Quarter
Mondelez posted higher profit and revenue as the snacking company raised the prices of its chocolate products to offset continued inflation in cocoa costs.
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Boeing Takes Slow Approach to Expansion
CEO Kelly Ortberg said the firm isn't seeking approval to boost 737 production until internal metrics "show that we're ready."
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Sysco's New Compensation Model Cost It Customers Last Year. Now It's Paying Off, CEO Says.
The foodservice distributor expects sales to keep climbing this year, buoyed by expectations for significantly improved customer retention.
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Visa Profit, Sales Rise on Resilient Consumer Spending
The credit-card company reported increases in profit and sales in the fiscal third quarter as consumer sentiment stayed strong.
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Booking Posts Sales Jump; Sees Steady Demand
The online travel agency posted a jump in revenue in the second quarter, though its profit fell.
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Electronic Arts Posts Better-Than-Expected First-Quarter Results
The videogame developer posted a profit of $201 million, partly boosted by its F1 25 game.
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Caesars Entertainment Posts Narrower Loss on Digital Revenue Gains
The hotel and casino company had a narrower loss in the second quarter as revenue from its digital segment increased.
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Novo Nordisk Shares Plummet as Competition Weighs on Sales
The pharma giant cut its guidance and named a new CEO, hoping to revive growth. Its stock fell as much as 30%, wiping almost $93 billion from its market value.
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Gucci Owner Kering Posts Sales Drop Amid Lingering Weak Demand
The French luxury group on Tuesday booked revenue of $4.29 billion for the second quarter, 18% lower than in the prior-year period in reported terms.
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JPMorgan Chase Nears a Deal to Take Over Apple's Credit-Card Program
Discussions between the country's biggest bank and Apple accelerated in recent months.
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