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Copper mine flashes warning of ‘Huge Crisis’ for world supplyA greener world will have six million tons less copper by next decade, as per an estimate by analysts at Wood Mackenzie.- Govt plans EV battery standards after fires; Netflix loses two lakh subscribers in a quarterIndia could soon come out with standards for electric vehicle (EV) batteries, after a spate of fires involving electric two-wheelers.
- Twitter gains as board plots Defence strategy against MuskTwitter is using the poison pill defense in order to buy time to come up with a plan that would be in the best interests of its shareholder...
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- ETtech Explained | Twitter pops a 'poison pill' against Elon Musk's hostile takeover bid— what does that mean?While the poison pill is bad for all shareholders in the near term, it also makes it difficult for the hostile party — in this case, Musk —...
- Explainer: What Twitter's 'poison pill' is supposed to doThe ingredients of each poison pill vary, but they're all designed to give corporate boards an option to flood the market with so much newl...
- Companies build up defences to keep raiders at bayWhile hostile takeovers are common in developed markets, India has seen very few cases.
- Mindtree founders plan buyback wall to block L&TThe move comes amidst reports that L&T Infotech is in final stages of launching a takeover attempt.
- Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar warns Pakistan of 'proactive steps' to stop proxy war"The government is very clear what is happening in Jammu and Kashmir. We have taken a stand..." Parrikar told reporters at a press conferen...
- Potash shrugs off BHP Billiton’s $39-b offerPotash Corp said BHP offer of $130 a share in cash, a 16% premium, was "grossly inadequate".
- Hostile takeovers: Is India Inc ready?Kraft Foods' unsolicited bid for Cadbury has lifted M&A activity, but has also drawn attention to hostile takeovers.
- Slow progress for activist investors in JapanCorporate Japan has never liked having change thrust upon it, but activist investors are slowly making themselves heard in Asia's largest e...
- Takeover bids for Japanese firms hit record in 2007: SurveyThe number of takeover bids for Japanese companies topped 100 last year for the first time, a survey showed.
- Orient-Express makes hostile takeover difficultOrient-Express Hotels, the luxury hospitality chain, has erected considerable defences to make a hostile takeover difficult.
- Tatas did their homework, had back-upUnfortunately for Steinbruch and CSN, a newspaper report in London days before the bidding began was enough to sow the seeds of doubt.
- China plans steel links with Japanese, Korean cosJapan’s Nippon Steel has said it is considering a possible tie-up with China’s largest steelmaker Baosteel Group amid growing competition a...
- Murdoch may give up DirecTV stakeRupert Murdoch may give control of satellite broadcaster DirecTV Group to cable television pioneer John Malone in exchange for Malone’s $11...
- Poison pills may become slightly less bitter nowPoison pills, the corporate takeover defence strategy that came under assault earlier this decade from investor advocates, are grabbing hea...
- Mittal phobia hits global steel cosThese cos are busy devising strategies to meet the challenges posed by the Mittal-Arcelor merger.
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