TalkTalk Telecom Group Ltd. is selling its business-to-business division to a special-purpose vehicle controlled by the broadband provider’s main shareholders as the British telecommunications firm implements a plan for its breakup.
Former CNN chief Jeff Zucker is buying a minority stake in online publisher Front Office Sports, injecting capital that management will use to accelerate its expansion beyond a popular daily newsletter.
Volkswagen AG has hired a former Tesla Inc. engineering director to bolster the German carmaker’s ailing software push.
Sharon White plans to step down as chairman of John Lewis Partnership Plc after struggling to turn around the beleaguered UK department store chain.
Bill Ackman said on CNBC on Monday that he would be interested in a deal to take Elon Musk’s X Corp. public with his investment vehicle but hasn’t spoken to Musk or the company about it yet.
Transport Secretary Mark Harper set out what he called a “proudly pro-car” agenda as the Conservative Party gears up for the next general election, including curbing local authorities’ ability to fine motorists and even tapping into conspiracy theories around so-called 15-minute cities.
Laurentian Bank of Canada said Chief Executive Officer Rania Llewellyn will leave immediately, to be replaced by personal and commercial banking chief Eric Provost. The bank’s chairman resigned.
Bitcoin climbed to a six-week high as inflows onto crypto exchanges continued at the start of October, a month that typically sees gains in the biggest token.
Alphabet Inc.’s Google will begin to make its Chromebook laptops in India through a partnership forged with HP Inc.
US technology stocks may be about to turn a corner after the Nasdaq 100’s biggest monthly decline this year, according to strategists at Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
