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Couche-Tard's Friendly Takeover Bid for Seven & i Holdings Faces Antitrust Concerns
Alimentation Couche-Tard's friendly takeover bid for Seven & i Holdings, owner of 7-Eleven, faces US regulatory hurdles but proceeds despite resistance from the Japanese company, which recently appointed a new CEO and initiated a share buyback and asset sales to increase corporate value.
Couche-Tard's Friendly Takeover Bid for Seven & i Holdings Faces Antitrust Concerns
Alimentation Couche-Tard's friendly takeover bid for Seven & i Holdings, owner of 7-Eleven, faces US regulatory hurdles but proceeds despite resistance from the Japanese company, which recently appointed a new CEO and initiated a share buyback and asset sales to increase corporate value.
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40% Bias Score


Domino's to Open 600+ Stores in China by 2026
Domino's Pizza plans to open over 600 new stores in China by 2026, expanding its presence in a rapidly growing market despite closing loss-making stores globally; the company opened 14 new dine-in locations across 13 Chinese cities during the 2024 Christmas and 2025 New Year holidays.
Domino's to Open 600+ Stores in China by 2026
Domino's Pizza plans to open over 600 new stores in China by 2026, expanding its presence in a rapidly growing market despite closing loss-making stores globally; the company opened 14 new dine-in locations across 13 Chinese cities during the 2024 Christmas and 2025 New Year holidays.
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36% Bias Score


Hellenic Cables Wins US Submarine Cable Contract
Hellenic Cables won a contract to supply 21 kilometers of 230 kV submarine power cables for the Silver Run Expansion project, connecting New Jersey and Delaware via the Delaware River, with production expected to finish in the first half of 2026.
Hellenic Cables Wins US Submarine Cable Contract
Hellenic Cables won a contract to supply 21 kilometers of 230 kV submarine power cables for the Silver Run Expansion project, connecting New Jersey and Delaware via the Delaware River, with production expected to finish in the first half of 2026.
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36% Bias Score


Trump Suspends FCPA Enforcement, Weakening Global Anti-Corruption Efforts
President Trump suspended the enforcement of the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), weakening the global fight against corruption by potentially allowing US companies to engage in bribery to compete with foreign rivals, particularly China, and halting investigations into kleptocracies.
Trump Suspends FCPA Enforcement, Weakening Global Anti-Corruption Efforts
President Trump suspended the enforcement of the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), weakening the global fight against corruption by potentially allowing US companies to engage in bribery to compete with foreign rivals, particularly China, and halting investigations into kleptocracies.
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68% Bias Score


Talgo Bidding War: Polish Fund Challenges Basque Consortium
Facing a February 14th deadline, Talgo, a Spanish train manufacturer, is embroiled in a bidding war involving a Polish fund (PFR), a Basque consortium (Sidenor), and multiple investors, prompting the Spanish government to balance national interests with shareholder demands amidst operational challen...
Talgo Bidding War: Polish Fund Challenges Basque Consortium
Facing a February 14th deadline, Talgo, a Spanish train manufacturer, is embroiled in a bidding war involving a Polish fund (PFR), a Basque consortium (Sidenor), and multiple investors, prompting the Spanish government to balance national interests with shareholder demands amidst operational challen...
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40% Bias Score


Austrian Tycoon Benko Arrested on Financial Crime Charges
Austrian real estate magnate René Benko, facing €2.4 billion in creditor claims following his March 2024 bankruptcy, was arrested on Thursday for suspected financial crimes including asset concealment and deception of investors, highlighting the collapse of his Signa Group and raising questions abou...
Austrian Tycoon Benko Arrested on Financial Crime Charges
Austrian real estate magnate René Benko, facing €2.4 billion in creditor claims following his March 2024 bankruptcy, was arrested on Thursday for suspected financial crimes including asset concealment and deception of investors, highlighting the collapse of his Signa Group and raising questions abou...
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64% Bias Score

Dia Reports €79 Million Loss, but Spanish Market Shows Growth
Dia reported a €79 million net loss in 2024, mainly due to the sale of its Brazilian subsidiary and Argentina's economic challenges; however, its Spanish operations showed growth, with €4.263 billion in net sales and plans for further expansion in 2025.

Dia Reports €79 Million Loss, but Spanish Market Shows Growth
Dia reported a €79 million net loss in 2024, mainly due to the sale of its Brazilian subsidiary and Argentina's economic challenges; however, its Spanish operations showed growth, with €4.263 billion in net sales and plans for further expansion in 2025.
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40% Bias Score

Ukraine's Nationalization Attempt Sends Ferrexpo Shares Plunging
Ukraine's state bureau of investigations is pursuing the nationalization of Ferrexpo's Poltava mining plant due to alleged illegal mining and waste product sales, causing a 30.4 percent drop in Ferrexpo's share price and highlighting the challenges of operating in Ukraine.

Ukraine's Nationalization Attempt Sends Ferrexpo Shares Plunging
Ukraine's state bureau of investigations is pursuing the nationalization of Ferrexpo's Poltava mining plant due to alleged illegal mining and waste product sales, causing a 30.4 percent drop in Ferrexpo's share price and highlighting the challenges of operating in Ukraine.
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36% Bias Score

Glencore Weighs London Stock Exchange Exit Amid Decline in UK Listings
Glencore, a £40bn mining company, is considering moving its primary stock listing from London to New York due to concerns about valuation, following a trend of companies leaving the London Stock Exchange due to declining liquidity and lower valuations compared to the US.

Glencore Weighs London Stock Exchange Exit Amid Decline in UK Listings
Glencore, a £40bn mining company, is considering moving its primary stock listing from London to New York due to concerns about valuation, following a trend of companies leaving the London Stock Exchange due to declining liquidity and lower valuations compared to the US.
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56% Bias Score

Fintech Simplifies Global Currency Management for Entrepreneurs
Fintech is streamlining global currency exchange for entrepreneurs by offering digital platforms with transparent rates and fees, eliminating inefficiencies and hidden costs associated with traditional methods like airport kiosks and foreign ATMs, thus improving cash flow and allowing for more effec...

Fintech Simplifies Global Currency Management for Entrepreneurs
Fintech is streamlining global currency exchange for entrepreneurs by offering digital platforms with transparent rates and fees, eliminating inefficiencies and hidden costs associated with traditional methods like airport kiosks and foreign ATMs, thus improving cash flow and allowing for more effec...
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56% Bias Score

Emperador Acquires Mexican Mezcal Maker to Offset Slowing Spirits Sales
Emperador, Andrew Tan's liquor company, purchased a 60% stake in Mexico's Destileria Los Danzantes for $3.8 million, adding Mezcal brands Los Danzantes and Alipus to its portfolio to offset slowing brandy and whisky sales, impacting its nine-month 2024 profit by 29%.

Emperador Acquires Mexican Mezcal Maker to Offset Slowing Spirits Sales
Emperador, Andrew Tan's liquor company, purchased a 60% stake in Mexico's Destileria Los Danzantes for $3.8 million, adding Mezcal brands Los Danzantes and Alipus to its portfolio to offset slowing brandy and whisky sales, impacting its nine-month 2024 profit by 29%.
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40% Bias Score

Ubisoft Faces Potential Sale Amidst Delays and Strategic Review
Facing delays for its Assassin's Creed game and exploring strategic options, Ubisoft, with 18,666 employees and a market capitalization of \$1.65 billion, is speculated to be acquired by Tencent or Savvy Games Group due to its high cost base and the involvement of the Guillemot brothers.

Ubisoft Faces Potential Sale Amidst Delays and Strategic Review
Facing delays for its Assassin's Creed game and exploring strategic options, Ubisoft, with 18,666 employees and a market capitalization of \$1.65 billion, is speculated to be acquired by Tencent or Savvy Games Group due to its high cost base and the involvement of the Guillemot brothers.
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56% Bias Score
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