Johnson Controls CEO to retire after ‘constructive’ conversations with activist Elliott; shares surge
George Oliver's retirement is the latest CEO change prompted by activist Elliott Management's involvement at a company, and comes after
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Mergers and acquisitions
Google-parent Alphabet’s partnership with AI firm Anthropic under investigation in the UK
The U.K.'s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said that it is investigating Google parent Alphabet's partnership with artificial intelligence startup
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Lineage begins trading in the market’s largest IPO of 2024
Lineage, the largest temperature-controlled warehouse REIT in the world, rose by as much as 5% after going publicĀ under the ticker
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Activist Elliott reportedly has a significant stake in Starbucks, in talks with management
Starbucks CEO Laxman Narasimhan is under pressure to turn around the company after disappointing quarterly results. Source link
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Activist investor Starboard says it’s acquired 6.5% stake in Match Group
Starboard Value wrote a letter to Match and its board on Monday, urging the company to focus on product innovation
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Proxy advisor backs activist Politan nominees in scathing Masimo report
The advisory firm said CEO Joe Kiani ran "roughshod" over Masimo's board and that shareholders deserved independent representation via Jellison
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UK launches new rules for listings in bid to boost growth for London’s stock exchange
The U.K.ās Financial Conduct Authority has announced new rules for stock market listings in the country which aim to āboost
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HubSpot shares plunge 12% on report that Alphabet is shelving interest in acquiring software company
Alphabet has reportedly shelved its interest in acquiring HubSpot months after the companies were in talks. Source link
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Southeast Asia’s IPO market fell drastically in the first half, but AI listings could revive it
IPO market capitalization in Southeast Asia dropped 71% year on year to $5.8 billion in the first six months of
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