Honeywell to Add Elliott Executive to its Board Ahead of Breakup
The activist investor revealed a more than $5 billion stake in the conglomerate late last year.
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Tinder's New Chief Is Out to Change Its Hookup-App Reputation
Spencer Rascoff is rethinking Match Group's biggest app as younger online daters grow tired of swiping.
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Luxury Brands Are Paying for Over-the-Top Price Hikes
Companies that raised prices the most during the pandemic are now reporting disappointing numbers.
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Telegram Set to Raise $1.5 Billion in Bond Issue Despite CEO's Legal Woes
The messaging app is set to raise funds from both new and existing backers.
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Jeep Maker Stellantis Names Americas Boss as CEO
The carmaker named Antonio Filosa as its next chief executive as it navigates tariffs, a challenging car market and strategic missteps.
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UniCredit Plans to Double Stake in Greek Bank Alpha Services
The lender said it had entered into agreements with investment banks that would increase its stake to around 20%.
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RFK Jr. Picks a Fight With Soda Giants. Odds Are Against Him.
The Make America Healthy Again movement cites soda as one reason for bad diets. The big beverage companies aren't going down without a fight.
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Salesforce Looks for New Growth Formula as It Prepares to Report Earnings
Salesforce is trying to revive strong revenue growth by augmenting existing software.
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The End of Southwest's ‘Bags Fly Free' Threatens Its On-Time Record
The carrier says it is ready with new tools to keep its operations on track.
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South Korean Chip Stocks Rally, Tracking U.S. Peers Ahead of Nvidia Earnings
Shares of South Korean semiconductor manufacturers are tracking U.S. chip makers higher ahead of artificial-intelligence chip giant Nvidia's earnings report.
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SpaceX's Spacecraft Makes It to Space, but Then Tumbles
The booster came apart and the company lost control of the spacecraft in its latest flight test.
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GM Invests in V-8 Engines as It Backpedals on EVs
The company said the investment marks its largest single investment in an engine plant, and makes Tonawanda its second propulsion plant to produce the sixth generation of V-8 engines.
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U.S. to Grant Chevron License to Preserve Oil Assets in Venezuela
The company would be able to maintain key infrastructure but be barred from importing oil from the South American country.
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Supreme Court Declines to Take Up Challenge to Big Arizona Copper Project
The Supreme Court declined to review a case from a coalition of Native American people, religious groups and others who say the planned mine will destroy a sacred site.
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