The New York-based alternative asset manager and the London-headquartered private equity firm have agreed to acquire a controlling stake in the Canadian waste manager’s environmental services arm.
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APOLLO, BC PARTNERS NEAR DEAL FOR $5.6B GFL ECO-MANAGEMENT UNIT
The New York-based alternative asset manager and the London-headquartered private equity firm have agreed to acquire a controlling stake in the Canadian waste manager’s environmental services arm.
Microsoft plans $3B investment to expand AI, cloud Azure services
The Washington-headquartered tech giant plans to broaden its artificial intelligence and cloud offering in India, turning to the world’s most populous nation to fuel its revenue growth engine.
Phillips 66 strikes $2.2B EPIC NGL deal to boost natural gas liquids bet
The Texas-based energy major has said it will acquire various pipelines and distribution systems from the Ares-backed pipeline operator in an all-cash deal, as it seeks to prop its hydrocarbon processing.
Disney’s Hulu + Live TV arm to merge with Fubo, to form Venu Sports
Walt Disney is planning to merge its stake in Hulu’s streaming service with its smaller rival, removing a significant hurdle to the launch of its sports streaming venture with Fox Corp and Warner Bros Discovery.
Toyota’s next-generation cars will be built with Nvidia supercomputers
The Japanese carmaker has announced that its cutting-edge vehicles will have automated driving capabilities powered by the AI firm’s Drive AGX Orin and DriveOS.
Scotiabank to take $980M charge on Colombia unit deal
The Canadian lender has agreed to transfer its operations in Colombia, Costa Rica, and Panama to Banco Davivienda, saying it will take an after-tax charge as a result.
Chipmaker NXP to buy Austria's TTTech Auto for $625M
The Dutch semiconductor manufacturer has agreed to acquire the Vienna-based car safety-critical solutions provider in a bid to strengthen its automotive operations.
Swiss Insurer Helvetia said to mull sale of German division
The multinational insurance company is considering a potential $663 million sale of its operations in Germany and plans to collect non-binding offers, according to reports.
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