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DS Smith confirmed on Tuesday it was in discussions with International Paper over an all-stock offer from the U.S.-listed company, which valued the British paper and packaging firm at 5.72 billion pounds ($7.22 billion).
Switzerland's financial regulator ruled on Wednesday that the UBS takeover of Credit Suisse did not create any competition concerns, despite recommendations from the country's antitrust watchdog that it merited further scrutiny.
Contrary to the European Commission’s stance, major European automotive leaders have openly criticised the tariffs. Ola Kallenius, CEO of Mercedes-Benz, has argued for reducing tariffs and increased competition to produce better vehicles. BMW CEO Oliver Zipse has suggested tariffs will harm European competitiveness.
Top proxy advisor Institutional Shareholder Services on Friday recommended Tesla shareholders vote against the reapproval of CEO Elon Musk's $56 billion pay package and withhold their support from the reelection of News Corp. scion James Murdoch to the automaker's board.
The ministry of culture, sports and tourism said the state-run Korea Creative Content Agency would examine a petition that alleged Hybe was blackmailed into paying a third-party vendor and his accomplices who were aware of its unethical business tactics in 2017.
China's Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao said that the speedy rise of the country's electric vehicle firms was not because of subsidies, but due to "constant innovations."
When it comes to legal disputes, Elon Musk's definition of victory may not always be winning in court.