The logistics group says national regulators cannot effectively unwind Vanderlande’s completed purchase of Siemens’ airport unit and asks the EU General Court to annul the Commission’s rejection.
A spice importer and a watch retailer argue that 10% and 12.5% duties imposed under Section 301 are too broad and lack the country-specific findings required to justify a trade remedy.
NatWest funded a vehicle connected to insolvent lender Amplifi with facilities of up to £250 million, highlighting how securitisation can lower bank capital charges while obscuring the final loss when a non-bank fails.
The Justice Department may initially request fewer records in selected transactions and seek more only if needed, aiming to shorten review without changing the legal test for competitive harm.
Dozens of Apollo Go RT6 vehicles will operate with safety drivers in Brent, while a public launch through Freenow is targeted for 2027 and remains conditional on UK approval.
A U.S. trade investigation announced after a €890 million Google fine could expose the European Union to new tariffs and merge digital regulation with the wider transatlantic trade conflict.
HKEX will permit confidential filings for every listing candidate and halve the market-capitalization threshold for weighted-voting-rights companies, targeting more innovative and overseas issuers.
Chile’s Congress approved almost all remaining provisions of President José Antonio Kast’s flagship economic overhaul, including a phased corporate tax cut from 27% to 23%. One municipal compensation clause remains unresolved, while the opposition prepares a Constitutional Court challenge.
The European Commission approved the $55 billion acquisition of Electronic Arts by an investor group including Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund under EU merger rules, concluding that the transaction does not raise competition concerns. A separate review under the Foreign Subsidies Regulation remains pending, with a decision expected by July 30.
Senator Elizabeth Warren accused major AI companies of trying to use North America's trade pact to narrow regulatory access to model information and source code, opening a new public-affairs dispute over transparency, trade rules and corporate oversight.
The fast-fashion retailer has cleared a key Hong Kong exchange review for a planned initial public offering, moving closer to a market debut after earlier listing efforts in New York and London stalled under regulatory pressure.
Panama is studying a state-owned mining company that could partner with First Quantum Minerals and provide a legal structure for reopening Cobre Panama, a copper mine closed since 2023 after a constitutional ruling.
