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...Andriès said a deal for the division — whose operations are largely based in the UK, France and Italy, and not the US — would “in one step” help Safran become a market leader in an area where it has lagged...
...Goudet, a prolific dealmaker who joined JAB from Mars over a decade ago, was instrumental in building up the group’s presence in the coffee category through a deal spree that led to the creation of JDE Peet...
...Safran chief executive Olivier Andries said the group was in talks with the Italian government over its opposition to Safran buying the Italian subsidiary of Collins Aerospace as part of its planned $1.8bn...
...Airbus chief executive Guillaume Faury said the European aerospace and defence group was trying to balance resurgent demand from airlines with a supply chain that was a “world of bottlenecks” with a “lot...
...Safran chief executive Olivier Andriès told the Financial Times in an interview that the group was surprised by the decision and it had not held discussions with the Italian or German governments....
...French engine maker Safran is set to buy a flight controls business that is part of the Raytheon Technologies group in a deal it said would make it a leader in the segment....
...Other defence and technology groups are also betting on businesses that will be critical as aircraft become more connected....
...Paramount Global was the S&P 500’s best performer, soaring 15 per cent on news reports Skydance Media had reached a deal to acquire the entertainment group....
...Apple was the only gainer in the Magnificent Seven group of big tech stocks. Meanwhile, the dollar was up 0.6 per cent against a basket of six peers and on track for a four-session winning streak....
...More than 90 per cent of S&P 500 stocks closed higher on Wednesday, as a broad rally in late trading lifted the benchmark index to its first record high in almost a week....
...Overall, almost three-quarters of the S&P 500’s constituents fell, with pharmacy operator Walgreens Boots Alliance the worst performer with a 9.9 per cent drop....
...The S&P 500 was headed for a record closing high as traders assessed US inflation data that unexpectedly increased last month....
...More than 90 per cent of S&P 500 stocks closed higher, as a broad rally in late trading lifted the benchmark index to its first record high in almost a week....
...M&S’s contract with HSBC, which owns M&S Bank, is up for renewal. M&S is likely to push for more control and a bigger cut of the spoils....
...Yet the group still trades at a one-quarter discount to rival Safran on 2025 earnings. If he delivers his targets, Rolls-Royce can close this gap....
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...Companies to have defaulted in February included US ferry and cruise operator Hornblower, US software group GoTo and UK cinema group Vue Entertainment International....
...European coffee group JDE Peet’s is replacing its two top executives as controlling shareholder JAB Holding seeks to shake-up the owner of L’Or, Kenco and Douwe Egberts following a long period of underperformance...
...The S&P 500 eked out a new record high on Friday as a broad rally outweighed a dip in tech groups. The benchmark index rose by less than 0.1 per cent, with two-thirds of companies advancing....
...French aerospace and defence group Safran is in talks to buy the flight controls unit of US-based Raytheon Technologies, in what would be the engine maker’s first significant acquisition since seat producer...
...Relx is a £64bn company that last year spent a grand total of £130mn on six small acquisitions. Deals worth more than £1bn are vanishingly rare for this group....
...Alongside Roxel, owned equally by missile maker MBDA and France’s Safran, it is one of just two European manufacturers of “rocket motors”, propulsion systems for rockets and missiles....
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