Divestiture

Arçelik secures up to $261M by selling its Hitachi JV stake, part of a larger deal that sees retailer Nojima acquire Hitachi's entire appliance arm.

AFL adds $4.5M to its foundation, reaching $14.5M. Discover how this investment builds on a 40-year legacy to foster global community resilience.

A Minnesota man who lost his leg due to a faulty Jeep gear shifter, a defect also linked to actor Anton Yelchin's death, has won a landmark $18M verdict.

AHIP secures major financial savings and operational freedom in a deal to end its management contract with Aimbridge, but the path to a new future is complex.

The fast-growing sandwich giant has confidentially filed for a major IPO. Here's what the move means for its growth, its rivals, and the restaurant industry.

With Cigna's backing, Accord's IMULDOSA is set to challenge a blockbuster drug, promising significant savings for patients and the healthcare system.

As Mammoth Energy prepares its Q1 2026 report, investors weigh a debt-free balance sheet against a history of missed targets and operational hurdles.

Aviation Capital Group seeks a new financial chief as Craig Segor steps down after a successful four-year tenure, leaving the firm in a strong position.

Interim study results suggest a common food product may significantly enhance the effectiveness of modern cancer treatments, heralding a new era of care.

A surprise $5 million pledge for glaucoma research highlights a gala honoring philanthropist Daria Barry, patient advocate Hillary Golden, and music icon Nile Rodgers.

An appeals court strikes down a Los Angeles ordinance on relocation fees but upholds eviction rules, reshaping the legal landscape for landlords and tenants.

With HKD 255M in sales and major growth in modern art and jewels, Poly Auction's spring event shows renewed collector confidence in Hong Kong's market.

Patients, doctors, and researchers unite for a grueling ride across Iceland, raising funds and hope for a future free from multiple myeloma.

A new survey shows nearly half of employers are considering international drug sourcing, a legally murky strategy, as cost control dethrones talent retention.

A new program helps heritage brands discreetly adopt AI, enhancing exclusivity and operations behind the scenes without compromising their coveted identity.

A jury found Live Nation runs an illegal monopoly, but the company vows to fight the verdict. The ruling could reshape the live entertainment landscape.

Wisconsin's top court affirms Pabst's liability for a contractor's fatal asbestos exposure, setting a major precedent for corporate accountability.

A St. Louis contractor was forced to pay $200,000 in back wages after an investigation found workers were underpaid on a public project.

A CEO's personal battle with prostate cancer inspired a community golf tournament that is now on the verge of raising $1 million for critical research.

Investors eye BioCryst's May 6th report for insights into ORLADEYO's growth, a pivotal acquisition, and its strategy in the competitive rare disease market.