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27Dec

Atos to sell Latin America operations to Brazil’s Semantix in restructuring move

French IT company Atos said on Friday it signed a binding agreement to sell its Latin American operations to Brazilian tech company Semantix as part of a broad restructuring plan.…

27Dec

Argentina Congress Passes 2026 Budget, First Under Milei

Argentina's Congress passed the 2026 budget on Friday, the first approved by legislators since President Javier Milei took office in late 2023. The budget, passed 46 votes to 25 with…

27Dec

Vanke Bondholders Approve Grace Period Extension, Reject One-Year Repayment Delay

China Vanke's bondholders approved a proposal by the state-backed developer to extend the grace period for a 3.7 billion yuan ($528 million) bond repayment, but rejected delaying the repayment by…

27Dec

Germany clears path for Uniper dividends, boosts re-listing plans

Germany on Friday passed a law that will enable Uniper to resume dividend payments, removing one of the main hurdles to Berlin's plan to re-list the utility that was bailed…

27Dec

China to Fast-Track IPOs for Reusable Rocket Firms on STAR Market

Chinese companies developing reusable commercial rockets will have access to a fast lane for initial public offerings on the tech-heavy STAR market that exempts them from some financial requirements, the…

27Dec

Trian, General Catalyst to buy Janus Henderson for $7.4B

Nelson Peltz's Trian and VC firm General Catalyst have agreed to buy asset manager Janus Henderson for $7.4 billion, the companies said on Monday, bringing to close a more than…

27Dec

Indonesia Flags $8.5B in Potential 2026 Fines From Illegal Palm Oil, Mining Operations

Indonesia has identified potential fines amounting to $8.5 billion that the government could collect in 2026 from palm oil companies and miners operating illegally in forest areas, the country's attorney…

27Dec

South Korea indicts 10 over alleged leak of memory chip technology to China’s CXMT

South Korean prosecutors have indicted 10 people on suspicion of leaking memory chip manufacturing technology to Chinese chipmaker ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT), a case authorities say helped pave the way…

27Dec

Wingtech Must Retake Control of Dutch Chipmaker Nexperia, Chairman Says

China's Wingtech Technology must take back control of Netherlands-based chipmaker Nexperia, Chinese state-owned Shanghai Securities News reported Wingtech's chairman Yang Mu as saying on Friday.

26Dec

Uganda Restricts Starlink Imports Ahead of Election, Raising Fears of Internet Shutdown

Uganda's government has restricted imports of Starlink satellite internet equipment weeks before a national election at which the opposition fears the government will again impose an internet blackout. President Yoweri…

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