Cleveland-Cliffs Ventures into Rare Earth Mining to Bolster U.S. Supply Chain Independence
Steelmaker’s Strategic Pivot to Rare Earths Cleveland-Cliffs Inc., a prominent American steel manufacturer, is making waves with its exploration into…
Steelmaker’s Strategic Pivot to Rare Earths Cleveland-Cliffs Inc., a prominent American steel manufacturer, is making waves with its exploration into…
Apple’s Market Milestone: A Deep Dive into the iPhone 17 Phenomenon In a stunning display of market confidence, Apple Inc.…
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TKMS, the newly independent warship manufacturer spun off from Thyssenkrupp, began trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange Monday. The IPO comes as European nations ramp up naval defense capabilities, with the company reporting an order backlog extending to 2040.
European aerospace and defense stocks reportedly gained momentum Monday as investors increasingly view the sector as positioned for growth. This trend comes amid heightened focus on military capabilities across the continent, with aerospace and naval defense companies particularly attracting market interest according to industry analysts.
Hollywood power broker Ari Emanuel has acquired TodayTix, the parent company behind immersive entertainment pioneer Secret Cinema. The deal marks the latest expansion for Emanuel’s new global events company Mari, which has been rapidly assembling a portfolio of premium live experiences. This acquisition positions Mari to leverage TodayTix’s 20 million members across sports, art, and entertainment ticketing.
Hollywood power broker Ari Emanuel has acquired TodayTix, the parent company behind London-based immersive entertainment business Secret Cinema, according to reports. The deal represents the latest strategic move by Emanuel’s newly formed global events company Mari as experiential entertainment continues to attract significant investment despite uncertain commercial prospects.
The Geopolitical Tightrope: Nvidia’s Vanishing Chinese Market Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s recent appearance at the Citadel Securities Future of Global…
Goodman Group has reportedly acquired a strategic San Jose property currently undergoing rezoning for data center development. The $200 million transaction signals continued expansion in California’s growing digital infrastructure market.
Global logistics and industrial real estate firm Goodman Group has reportedly acquired a significant property in San Jose, California, that is currently being rezoned for data center development, according to industry reports. Sources indicate the company paid approximately $200 million for the 46.8-acre site located at 350 and 370 W. Trimble Road, marking another substantial investment in the region’s digital infrastructure.
Lincoln Property Company’s Return to Chandler Data Center Market In a significant real estate maneuver, Lincoln Property Company is poised…
Jana Partners Targets Cooper Cos. in Strategic Push Activist investor Jana Partners has taken a significant position in Cooper Companies…