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Meituan delivers food slathered in EV spice: https://t.co/IToMfFw7ky @ywchen1 https://t.co/OOCCvA9w1O
Chinese food delivery group Meituan saw earnings rise 374% in the third quarter, mostly thanks to an equity stake in an electric car maker. Blistering portfolio gains only emphasize the bland performance of Meituan’s core business: https://t.co/IToMfFw7ky @ywchen1 https://t.co/8o1lTTKWia
A lengthening list of lowball offers for U.S.-listed Chinese companies could provoke a healthy legal feeding frenzy. China Biologic is the latest take-private target facing an underwhelming bid. https://t.co/x6CHpltzru @JennHughes13 https://t.co/cVAltrSCZm
China’s lengthening lowball list lures lawyers, says @JennHughes13: https://t.co/td0u1Z8GbS https://t.co/aKR2ruzJMt
From @Breakingviews: France is picking the wrong tax fight with the United States, writes @LiamWardProud https://t.co/ZDimX3soHg
Lloyds' CEO switch arguably tells us more about its rival HSBC, says @LiamWardProud. Watch the video: https://t.co/pbHZ2vFEIl
The next Lloyds boss will be Charlie Nunn, who runs wealth and personal banking at its rival. The move may reflect the challenges of overseeing HSBC’s global retail sprawl, says @LiamWardProud. Watch the video - https://t.co/qX7NqyDwoO
The spike in online holiday shopping, as well as consumer’s overall shift to having goods delivered, means the clear distinction between Black Friday and Cyber Monday may become a pre-pandemic artifact. Catch up on more pandemic-related insights: https://t.co/Mjpj1yELJq
Watch: The next Lloyds boss currently runs wealth and personal banking at HSBC, and has the skills to neatly match the UK bank’s requirements. But the move may also reflect the challenges of overseeing HSBC’s global retail sprawl, says @LiamWardProud. https://t.co/V7VTCFyiTp
GM rejigged its deal with zero-emissions-truck maker Nikola. Taking the middle path looks like a safe option, but doesn’t leave either side much better off, says @Three_Guineas. https://t.co/H3rh7YjGP0
Facebook bought a customer-relations platform that could be worth more than $1 billion. But the company’s streak of buying startups is ending, says @GinaChon. https://t.co/SCU3YkjsxH
Online holiday shopping is reaching new records and could be a preview into which pandemic habits will survive. Catch up on the latest concise insights on Corona Capital: https://t.co/Mjpj1yELJq
GM rejigged its deal with Nikola. Cutting ties or doubling down with the zero-emissions-truck company would have been bolder choices, says @Three_Guineas. https://t.co/H3rh7YjGP0
Facebook is squeezing in an M&A play before the game turns in Washington, writes @GinaChon. https://t.co/SCU3YkjsxH
This holiday may offer a preview into which pandemic habits will survive, like online shopping. Read the latest pandemic-related insights: https://t.co/Mjpj1yELJq
Jean Pierre Mustier’s sudden exit from UniCredit leaves the Italian bank exposed. @LJucca explains. https://t.co/SNq565pzOJ https://t.co/MlxvejNcWz
Facebook has managed to make another M&A move before the D.C. game worsens, says @GinaChon. https://t.co/SCU3YkjsxH
It's easy to see how Slack fits with Salesforce: Breakingviews predicted a deal last year. https://t.co/pmxqiTzoAY
For America’s partners, President-elect Joe Biden’s pick for Treasury secretary, Janet Yellen, will be a welcome change from the outgoing administration’s spicier approach, writes @swahapattanaik. https://t.co/pTzMszpKf0 https://t.co/iLt95823qR