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The Italian government is preparing
a decree to make revoking concessions to operate the country's
motorways easier and less costly, a draft document seen by
Reuters showed on Saturday.
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Argentina's Senate gave
final legislative approval on Saturday to an emergency economic
reform package touted by new President Alberto Fernandez as the
country's best chance at sparking growth, reducing poverty and
taming inflation.
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Planning documents reveal scale of problem as local authorities struggle to hit housing targets
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Britain has approved Advent
International's $5 billion purchase of defence company Cobham
after the U.S. private equity group made commitments to
address national security concerns.
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Turkey's parliament has approved
the government's 2020 budget, which includes increased defence
spending and forecasts a budget deficit of 138.9 billion lira
($23.4 billion).
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Posted at 07:10h
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Private equity firm Lone Star has entered
a deal to buy BASF's construction chemicals business
for 3.17 billion euros ($3.5 billion) on a cash and debt-free
basis, the German chemicals company said on Saturday as it seeks
to focus on more profitable operations.
Posted at 07:09h
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The British government has approved
Advent International's $5 billion purchase of defence company
Cobham Plc after the U.S. private equity group offered a
number of commitments to address national security concerns.
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Posted at 07:00h
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Parliament returns and the starter gun is fired for Labour’s leadership race
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Posted at 06:52h
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Private equity firm Lone Star has entered
a deal to buy BASF's construction chemicals business
for 3.17 billion euros ($3.5 billion) on a cash and debt-free
basis, the German chemicals company said on Saturday as it seeks
to focus on more profitable operations.
Posted at 06:42h
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PG&E Corp's creditors have
sweetened their offer to California wildfire victims, saying
they are now prepared to pay $13.5 billion in cash upfront,
according to a letter sent on Friday to state governor Gavin
Newsom.