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The owner of CBS, MTV, Nickelodeon and the Paramount film studio said that D’Alimonte’s exit will be considered a termination without cause.

Minority students are concerned about what the cutbacks mean for their futures in an already tight job market.

The company’s chief technology officer says he wants to transform an industry that has lagged behind from a customer-experience standpoint.

BP is taking full control of its Brazilian biofuels joint venture, BP Bunge Bioenergia, with the acquisition of its partner’s 50% shareholding, as part of its plan to focus on new biofuels projects.

Tate & Lyle agreed to buy the nature-based ingredients provider as the U.K. group jockeys for position in a highly competitive market to meet demand for healthier and more sustainable food and drinks.

Danone plans to double down on health and nutrition in the coming years as food companies seek to tackle the effects of Ozempic and other blockbuster weight-loss drugs on eating habits.

Sainsbury’s is selling its core banking business to NatWest for an undisclosed sum, and will return £250 million of excess capital to shareholders.

The Mexican food chain which wants to operate as many restaurants in Australia as McDonald’s, began trading on Australia’s stock exchange after the biggest initial public offering so far this year.

Law firm Kirkland & Ellis brought multibillion-dollar cases to David R. Jones’s court, aided by a local attorney who lived with the judge. “Why did no one look into it?”

The chip maker passes Microsoft for the top spot, just as John Chambers-led Cisco Systems did two decades ago. He says the situation now is different.