US Business
Clorox to Buy Purell-Maker Gojo for $2.25 Billion
Clorox said the all-cash deal, which is being funded with debt, will help it expand further into the health and hygiene categories.
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Scott Sheffield, the Shale Boss Spurned by Exxon, Joins Fight Against Coterra
Once a leader of U.S. shale, Sheffield is tacking on a surprising new chapter to his career.
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Zurich Insurance’s $10.3 Billion Beazley Offer Rejected
The London-listed company said the cash bid materially undervalues Beazley and its long-term prospects.
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Testing Giant Shops GRE and Toefl Exams for Around $500 Million
The testing industry has faced pressure since the pandemic, when many universities made exams optional.
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This NFL Season’s Fiercest Rivalry Is Sports Betting vs. Prediction Markets
Polymarket and Kalshi are challenging FanDuel and DraftKings for a lucrative business.
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What Trump Was Really Like at Davos
Everyone had to decide how to take on America over decisions big (hand over Greenland) and small (stay for Sancerre).
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The Wall Street Star Betting His Reputation on Robots and Flying Cars
Morgan Stanley’s former autos analyst has big ideas in his new gig covering the robot economy.
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Two European Companies—With a Big Unpaid Bill—Want to Help Rebuild Venezuela’s Economy
Italy’s Eni and Spain’s Repsol are seeking repayment for gas they have been pumping into the country free of charge.
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Justice Department Opens Criminal Probe Into Silicon Valley Spy Allegations
Subpoenas are seeking information on allegations that Deel, valued at around $17 billion, recruited a spy inside a rival startup.