International Companies
US court clears path for Orsted’s Revolution Wind
Orsted's Revolution Wind project was nearly stalled due to US administration concerns
By Reuters
International business briefs: Google looks to Vietnam for high-end smartphones
In other business news, Lindt passes on higher cocoa prices, labour shortages worsen bankruptcies in Japan, and more
By Reuters
Volvo Cars presses pause on battery project
Search for technology partner continues for Novo Energy start-up
By Reuters
RedTape founders sound out Blackstone, KKR over potential $510m stake sale
Shares jump 11% as EY seeks bids for Indian shoemaker’s controlling interest
By Vibhuti Sharma and Aditya Kalra and Reuters
Paramount sues Warner Bros for Netflix deal details, plans proxy fight
The David Ellison-led company also said it planned to nominate directors to Warner Bros’ board
By Reuters
International business briefs: Duolingo CFO Matt Skaruppa to step down after nearly six years
Meta to exempt Italy from WhatsApp chatbot ban, Volkswagen's vehicle deliverie decline, Dassault Aviation invests in Harmattan AI, and more
Trump mulls blocking Exxon from Venezuela investment
US president blocks the seizure of Venezuelan oil revenue in US Treasury accounts
By Reuters
US refuses to approve therapy for rare blood cancer
Company shares down 55% as it seeks green light for its CAR-T cell therapy, called tabelecleucel
By Reuters
Crypto firm BitGo eyes $1.96bn valuation in US IPO
The US IPO market is recovering with more crypto and fintechs planning to go public
By Reuters
Uber’s safety measures under scrutiny in Phoenix trial
This trial tests Uber's liability claims as it faces more than 3,000 similar lawsuits
By Diana Novak Jones and Reuters
International business briefs: Starlink rival Eutelsat orders 340 OneWeb satellites from Airbus
Eutelsat's astronomical order, Uniper AM Green contract and Plus500 outpaces expectations
By Reuters
Moderna expects sales near upper end of 2025 forecast
Post-pandemic fall in demand for Covid shots has put vaccine maker under pressure
By Reuters
Heineken’s Van den Brink to step down as CEO
Dutch brewer Heineken HEIN.AS said on Monday its CEO Dolf van den Brink would step down on May 31 after nearly six years of leading the company.
By Reuters
OpenAI and SoftBank invest $1bn in SB Energy
This partnership aims to address the growing energy demands of AI data centres
First diluent cargo expected to enter Venezuela under US supply deal
Initiative to support Venezuela's crude output by replacing Russian diluent imports
By Shariq Khan and Marianna Parraga
