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With the deal, Brookfield aims to bolster exposure to renewables and battery-storage technology and to accelerate Neoen’s portfolio expansion.

A General Dynamics facility slated to make artillery shells is part of the Pentagon’s $6 billion push to produce more munitions domestically.

The European Union slapped a raft of new sanctions on Russia over its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, targeting the Kremlin’s liquefied natural gas shipments for the first time.

Sonoco Products said it is buying Eviosys from KPS Capital Partners for around $3.9 billion as it seeks to be the leading metal food can and aerosol packaging manufacturer globally.

The opinionated ‘First Take’ co-host has been offered $18 million a year to stay, a sign of his growing importance to the network.

The best-managed companies demand enough in-office time for employees to meet and brainstorm, but offer enough flexibility to attract workers.

The veteran British journalist will remain at London’s Telegraph, a reversal that comes as he had been under scrutiny for tactics he used in U.K. media.

Aurubis, one of the world’s largest copper producers, named a new chief executive in a sweeping restructuring of its executive board following cases of metal theft at a plant in Germany.

The Internal Revenue Service is planning to deny billions of dollars of claims for the pandemic-era employee retention tax credit, and to maintain a moratorium on processing claims filed since mid-September.

Carlsberg said it was considering its position after Britvic rejected an improved offer valuing the U.K. soft-drinks maker at more than $3.9 billion.