Wall Street Journal, September 10,
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Jim Farley, Ford Motor's Chief Executive, strongly denied claims by Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy claiming that the automaker is becoming overly dependent on Chinese companies. This was despite its tie-ups with car manufacturers overseas and a Michigan battery plant.
Philip Morris International has expanded its Zyn line of nicotine pouches and the number that it offers in a single can.
Energy?Transfer, a pipeline company, is set to become the first major company in the world to move its primary listing to the Texas Stock Exchange from the New York Stock Exchange.
Swarmer, a firm backed by Erik Prince, is buying Ratel Robotics in a deal valued up to $224m.
- 'Inspire Brands' named Dunkin’ President Scott Murphy interim CEO, while longtime CEO Paul Brown is on a medical leave.
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal has said that imported canned vegetables, mainly from the U.S., have caused serious financial strains for domestic food processors. It recommends the government to impose import limitations in order to assist the sector.
(source: Reuters)
