Mergers, acquisitions, IPOs, earnings and corporate strategy: the deals and decisions reshaping companies worldwide.
For nearly two decades, Nathaniel Hannan has served as a travel tutor with Tutors International, specializing in educating students with special needs across the globe. After completing his studies at Oxford in 2004, Hannan faced a pivotal decision between pursuing a career in private equity or teaching. Ultimately, he chose
Norfolk Southern Corporation’s Chief Executive Officer, Alan Shaw, is reportedly set to depart the company following an internal investigation into alleged misconduct, according to multiple sources familiar with the matter. The railroad giant’s board of directors recently launched a probe into claims that Shaw engaged in an inappropriate
Small business finance and HR platform Finally has secured $200 million in new funding to expand its suite of tools for SMBs. The company, formerly known as Back Office, raised $50 million in a Series B round led by PeakSpan Capital, along with a $150 million credit facility from Encina.
A recent Minnesota Court of Appeals ruling has shed light on the responsibilities of businesses regarding icy conditions in their parking lots during winter months. The case centered around an incident involving Travis J. Maahs, who suffered a severe ankle injury after slipping on ice in a Menards parking lot
Mark Cuban, the well-known entrepreneur and former owner of the Dallas Mavericks, has emerged as a prominent advocate for Vice President Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign. Cuban’s vocal support on social media platforms, particularly on X (formerly Twitter), where he boasts nearly 9 million followers, serves as a
The Conservative Party’s annual conference, once a bustling hub of corporate networking, is facing a significant decline in business interest this year. As the Tories grapple with their new role in opposition after 14 years in power, industry leaders are showing little enthusiasm for the upcoming gathering in Birmingham.
Wynn Resorts has reached an agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice to forfeit $130 million, concluding a lengthy investigation into unlawful foreign betting practices. The settlement, announced on Friday, addresses criminal allegations that Wynn Las Vegas, the company’s flagship property, collaborated with unlicensed money transmitting entities worldwide
