Wall Street Journal, May 14,
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Baidu will test its Apollo Go service for driverless rides in Europe, beginning with Switzerland and Turkey. The company is accelerating global expansion as the competition in China's autonomous-driving sector intensifies.
Samsung has agreed to purchase the German manufacturer of heating, ventilation and air conditioning products FlaktGroup for $1.68 billion from European investment company Triton.
RFK Jr.’s campaign to limit pesticides has sparked a backlash among Trump officials and agricultural groups, who are concerned that it could disrupt U.S. agriculture.
Woodside Energy signed a deal that could see Aramco acquire a stake in the $17.5 billion Louisiana LNG Project and secure future LNG supplies.
Chime Financial filed an IPO application, aiming to be listed on Nasdaq with the symbol CHYM. However, it has not yet disclosed the number of shares and the price range.
Republican lawmakers have raised concerns about national security over Qatar's $400-million gift of a luxury aircraft for Trump to use as Air Force One. They are concerned with surveillance risks and retrofitting costs. ($1 = 0.8934 euro) (Compiled from Bengaluru Newsroom)
(source: Reuters)
