Beiersdorf faces Swiss inquiry on Nivea pricing
Swiss competition authorities have opened an investigation into German consumer goods giant Beiersdorf, the maker of Nivea, following allegations that it has abused its market [more…]
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Al Ain Farms & FoodIQ lead UAE clean-label shift
Al Ain Farms Group (AAFG), the UAE’s largest national provider of protein and beverages, has entered a landmark partnership with Finnish food-tech innovator FoodIQ, marking [more…]
Regulatory roadblocks stall UniCredit deal
UniCredit, Italy’s second-largest bank, is likely to withdraw its high-profile offer to acquire Banco BPM, marking a dramatic turn in one of the country’s most [more…]
LG Energy powers up Chery
South Korea’s LG Energy Solution has entered into a significant agreement with China’s Chery Automobile, marking a milestone as the first major Korean battery supply [more…]
Henderson Land’s vision for tomorrow’s Hong Kong
Henderson Land Development, one of Hong Kong’s leading property developers, continues to play a pivotal role in redefining the city’s skyline and urban landscape. Founded [more…]
HighFlyBet enters Australia’s betting market
Australia’s online betting landscape is highly competitive, with over 180 licensed operators vying for attention from punters nationwide. Amid this crowded market, HighFlyBet has emerged as [more…]
Petrobras moves on Amazon oil frontier
Brazilian state oil giant Petrobras is accelerating preparations to begin exploratory drilling in the Foz do Amazonas Basin, off the coast of Amapá, marking a [more…]
Spain escalates crackdown on Airbnb and short-term rentals
Spain has intensified its campaign against Airbnb and similar rental booking platforms, ordering the removal of over 65,000 holiday rental listings from Airbnb alone for [more…]
Otoki to invest $40 million in strengthening U.S. presence
Otoki, the major South Korean food manufacturer formerly known as Ottogi, announced a significant investment of 56.5 billion won (approximately $40 million) into its U.S. [more…]
Tesla sales slide in China amid rise of cheaper, high-tech local rivals
Tesla’s deliveries in China dropped sharply in April 2025, with its Shanghai Gigafactory handing over 58,459 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles-a 25.8% decline from [more…]
