Home rental Goliath Airbnb plans public listing in 2020
Airbnb had issued a short statement on Thursday, the 19th of September 2019, saying that the home rental giant, had been working out a plan to list its shares for public market trading by 2020
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Indian stock markets end slump, embrace the bull after tax-cuts
On Friday, both the Bombay and National Stock Exchanges gained around 5.3%, to rise to a decade-long high
Buyout firm CD&R to team up with PPG to bid for Buffet-backed Axalta
NY-based private equity company, CD&R, had been in an advanced stage talk to partner up with PPG Industries Inc., in a bid to make a takeover offer for a US coating company, Axalta Coating System
WeWork delays IPO following frostbitten investors’ response
On Tuesday, the 17th of September 2019, owner of shared online workspace provider, WeWork, The We Company founded and headquartered in NY, had suspended its planned initial public offering after witnessing lacklustre response from the investors
Entertainment group Endeavor seeks to raise $619 in IPO
CA-based media and events company, Endeavor Group Holdings Inc. issued a public statement later on Monday saying that the company had been exploring an option to raise as many as $619 million in its slated initial public offering
Iran inks $440 million deal to develop Gulf gas field amid US sanction
On Saturday, the 14th of September 2019, US-sanction hit Iran had signed a $440 million contract with a local company, Petrobars, in a bid to development the Bilal gas field in the Gulf
Siemens, Orascom rubberstamp deal to rebuild Iraqi power plant
On Saturday, Cairo-based construction firm Orascom and Munich-based Siemens had reached an accord with the Iraqi government of PM Adil Abdul-Mahdi to rebuild two power plants located at the Northern part of the country
WeWork ponders IPO valuation as low as $10 billion
NY-based owner of shared online workspace provider WeWork, had been bracing for an IPO valuation of as low as between $10 to $12 billion.
Saudi Aramco gives nine banks top roles on world’s biggest IPO
Saudi Aramco, the state-controlled Saudi oil giant and the largest firm across the world by revenue, had hired nine banks as joint coordinator in order to oversee its slated initial public offering
China stepping up presence in Frankfurt car show as battery builders lead
On Wednesday, the 11th of September 2019, Chinese automakers alongside suppliers had shored up their presence in the Frankfurt auto show
Big Ag joins fake-meat market as plant-based meat demands soar
Bunge Ltd., world’s one of the largest and oldest grain trading businesses headquartered in White Plains, New York, made an announcement on Monday saying that it had purchased 1.6 per cent stake of the fast-growing vegan burger maker Beyond Meat
JPMorgan closer to winning lead advisory role for Saudi Aramco IPO
JPMorgan Chase & Co., the US-based multinational lender headquartered in NY, had been getting closer to win the leading advisory role on IPO of state-controlled Saudi oil giant, Aramco in the Saudi domestic market
High-profile IPOs went sell-off after quarterly earnings’ report
Three of Wall St.’s blockbuster IPOs this year took heavy headers later on Thursday, the 5th of September 2019, after reveal of the company’s quarterly earnings’ report which failed to justify their IPO valuation alongside satisfy the investors.
FCA to spend €1 billion on Alfa compact SUV, hybrid Panda
Industry unions of Italian-American carmaker, FCA, said that the company had been exploring a plan to invest as much as €1 billion to start-off production line of its new Alfa Romeo compact SUV Tonale
Abu Dhabi plans to issue first dollar bond in two years
Abu Dhabi, the capital city of United Arab Emirates, economy of which still remains heavily dependent on oil exports, had been working out a plan to issue a dollar-denominated government bond as early as this year
Saudi Aramco sees too many risks in New York IPO, mulls local listing
Management board of Saudi Arabia’s state-controlled energy behemoth Aramco, reached a decision that public listing of the Saudi energy giant into New York stock exchange would likely to face off a raft of regulatory hurdles
Volkswagen to invest $577 million in Brazil auto plant
State Governor of Brazilian state of Sau Paulo, Joao Doria said that Volkswagen had agreed to invest as much as $577 million or 2.4 billion Reais in one of its factories in Brazil,
Gold spikes more than six-year-peak on trade, economic risks
On Monday, the precious metal, gold, torrented to more than six-year-peak breaching $1,550 mark in the early Asia-Pacific trading hours, as investors appeared to be seeking safety amid a chorus of uncertainties
US EXIM Bank set to vote on $5 billion loan to Mozambique LNG project
Later last week, the Export-Import Bank of US, had issued a statement saying that its management board would soon arrange a vote to decide whether financial entity would endorse a direct loan of $5 billion for developing a LNG project in Mozambique
RRJ Capital in talks to invest $4bn on China’s HNA-owned Ingram Micro
Hong Kong-based RRJ Capital had been in an advanced-stage talk with China's HNA to invest as much as $4 billion on HNA-owned US electronics distributor Ingram Micro Inc.
Saudi Aramco asks banks to submit proposals for its planned IPO
After months of speculation, Saudi Aramco, the state-controlled petroleum and natural gas company based on Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, had finally asked major banks to formally submit their proposals for their roles in its slated IPO
Vodacom to invest $589 million in South Africa to enhance rural networks
Vodacom Group Ltd., headquartered in Midrand, South Africa, had been exploring a plan to invest as much as $589 million
Gold prices take a hit on US dollar hike, banks' stimuli
Spot gold prices fell by 0.4 per cent on the day even as dollar traded positively against other currencies
Canada awards multi-billion contract to General Dynamics as election looms
On Friday, the 16th of August 2019, Canadian government had issued a statement saying that it had signed up General Dynamics Corp., an American aerospace and defense corporation headquartered in Michigan, for a multi-billion dollar contract
UPS buys stake in TuSimple, testing self-driving delivery trucks in Arizona
On Thursday, United Parcel Service, shortly dubbed as UBS, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, had issued a statement saying that the company had purchased a minority stake in self-driving start-up TuSimple
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