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VodafoneThree raises cost-savings goal to £1bn by 2032
VodafoneThree, the merged UK operator, now targets £1 billion in annual savings by fiscal 2032, up from £700 million by 2030. The plan aims
Apollo's EasyJet takeover on track for early 2027 close, CEO says
EasyJet's CEO says Apollo's £5.7bn takeover is on track for early 2027, with little shareholder pushback. But regulatory approval remains th
Nidec's 1.1 trillion yen cleanup: a reset after scandal
Nidec is selling lagging businesses and redirecting cash toward AI, semiconductors, and energy after an accounting scandal erased a third of
BYD's US passenger car pause: geopolitics, not demand, is the hurdle
BYD's executive VP says geopolitics, not demand, is the biggest hurdle, keeping the EV maker out of US passenger cars. The decision could we
India may delay UPI merchant fee to protect festive spending
India may delay a new 0.4% merchant fee on UPI payments above 2,000 rupees, originally set for October 15, to avoid hurting festive-season s
CIG Shanghai plans HK$6.54B raise via shares and convertibles
CIG Shanghai, an edge computing and optical-module maker, announced plans to raise up to HK$6.54 billion via a share placement and zero-coup
SRJ Technologies starts work on Dubai Petroleum's call-off contract
SRJ Technologies has started work on its three-year asset integrity contract with Dubai Petroleum. The call-off deal could be worth up to $4
Amazon cuts fewer than 1,000 retail roles during Prime Big Deal Days
Amazon trimmed fewer than 1,000 corporate roles in its core retail division, landing right in the middle of its Prime Big Deal Days sales pu
Macmahon buys Aspect Engineering to broaden mining services
Macmahon Holdings is buying Aspect Engineering Solutions to broaden its mining services beyond traditional contracting. The deal, expected t
Black Cat's high-grade gold hit at Paulsens fails to lift shares
Black Cat Syndicate's drilling at the Lynx Lode returned 9.86 meters at 27 g/t gold, yet shares fell 2%. Investors are waiting for proof the
PC Gold moves to fully own Spring Hill gold project in Australia
PC Gold is consolidating ownership of its Spring Hill gold project in Australia's Northern Territory, agreeing to pay AU$6.5 million to buy
Fortescue's cash pile shrinks 37% as China talks drag on
Fortescue's cash pile dropped 37% in the September quarter, and its medium-term forecasts hinge on talks with China Mineral Resources Group.