Shareholders in Premier Inn owner Whitbread have overwhelmingly rejected activist investor Corvex Management’s bid for a board seat, backing the hotel group’s turnaround plan instead.
Russia said its forces struck three cargo vessels in the Black Sea and two electricity substations overnight, leaving more than 600,000 people in Dnipropetrovsk without power. The strikes came just before US-mediated talks between Ukraine and Russia open in Abu Dhabi.
Lando Norris won a wet São Paulo Grand Prix from pole position on Sunday, while Mercedes secured their ninth Formula One constructors’ championship with three races of the season still to run.
Spain’s conservative People’s Party would win the general election on 29 November but fall short of a majority, forcing it to rely on the right-wing Vox, according to the latest polls.
Google will invest US$15 billion in Malaysia over the next two years, building new data centre campuses and adding more than a gigawatt of clean energy capacity in one of the largest private digital infrastructure pledges the country has seen.
The chief executives and finance chiefs of BASF and Evonik met over the weekend, Reuters reported, the first direct contact between the two sides since Evonik rejected BASF’s sweetened €11.18 billion offer at the end of October.
The Kremlin said on Monday it was unaware of a request to place Coca-Cola HBC’s Russian assets under temporary state management, sending the bottler’s London-listed shares up more than 4%.
America’s road safety regulator has opened a fresh investigation into Alphabet’s driverless cars after reports that they kept passing stopped school buses even after a software fix meant to stop them doing so.
The Philippine economy grew by just 2.1% in the third quarter, its weakest pace since the pandemic, as high prices, a farm slump and weak investment dragged on growth — leaving the government’s full-year target almost out of reach.
America’s small federal centre for testing whether powerful AI systems are safe has no permanent leader, has stopped publishing its research, and its staff have now been asked to report informally to the White House, according to the Associated Press.
Shareholders in Premier Inn owner Whitbread have overwhelmingly rejected activist investor Corvex Management’s bid for a board seat, backing the hotel group’s turnaround plan instead.
Russia said its forces struck three cargo vessels in the Black Sea and two electricity substations overnight, leaving more than 600,000 people in Dnipropetrovsk without power. The strikes came just before US-mediated talks between Ukraine and Russia open in Abu Dhabi.
Lando Norris won a wet São Paulo Grand Prix from pole position on Sunday, while Mercedes secured their ninth Formula One constructors’ championship with three races of the season still to run.
Spain’s conservative People’s Party would win the general election on 29 November but fall short of a majority, forcing it to rely on the right-wing Vox, according to the latest polls.
Google will invest US$15 billion in Malaysia over the next two years, building new data centre campuses and adding more than a gigawatt of clean energy capacity in one of the largest private digital infrastructure pledges the country has seen.
The chief executives and finance chiefs of BASF and Evonik met over the weekend, Reuters reported, the first direct contact between the two sides since Evonik rejected BASF’s sweetened €11.18 billion offer at the end of October.
The Kremlin said on Monday it was unaware of a request to place Coca-Cola HBC’s Russian assets under temporary state management, sending the bottler’s London-listed shares up more than 4%.
America’s road safety regulator has opened a fresh investigation into Alphabet’s driverless cars after reports that they kept passing stopped school buses even after a software fix meant to stop them doing so.
The Philippine economy grew by just 2.1% in the third quarter, its weakest pace since the pandemic, as high prices, a farm slump and weak investment dragged on growth — leaving the government’s full-year target almost out of reach.
America’s small federal centre for testing whether powerful AI systems are safe has no permanent leader, has stopped publishing its research, and its staff have now been asked to report informally to the White House, according to the Associated Press.
