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Apollo to hold an 49% equity interest stake in the joint venture.

U.S. prosecutors are seeking to extradite an Israeli private investigator from London as part of a probe into an alleged globe-spanning hacking-for-hire operation that targeted opponents of Elliott Management and Exxon Mobil.

In a letter, the Green Thumb CEO outlined the potential benefits of a combination, including allowing the cannabis company to be listed on a major U.S. exchange.

British American Tobacco maintained its 2024 guidance of low-single-digit organic revenue growth as it reported performance for the first half of the year in line with its expectations.

Tesla’s sales in China rose in May, as the country’s demand for electric vehicles picked up, thanks to government trade-in programs and consumer interest generated by the Beijing Auto Show.

Telecom Italia maintained its financial targets for the year after reporting higher first-quarter revenue and earnings.

Post Holdings said there had been bird-flu outbreaks among two of its third-party contracted egg-laying flocks, as the disease continues to spread among dairy cows.

China has lifted suspensions on five Australian meat exporters, the Australian government said on Thursday, in a further sign of steadily warming ties between the two countries.

A union representing Samsung Electronics workers has called for the first-ever strike in the South Korean technology titan’s history after talks over wage increases broke down.