Hydro One's agreed C$6.7bn (US$5.3bn) purchase of Avista Corp is the latest in a succession of multi-billion-dollar acquisitions of US energy companies by Canadian counterparts, but it could prove to be a deal that pushes this cross-border search for higher growth and margins too far.
Digital mapping service HERE appears to have located a new investor with German car manufacturing supplier Continental close…
Australia’s Macquarie appears to be in a two-way fight for the 79% interest in Spanish car-parking group Empark…
An Italian company with a niche in the flexible packaging market is set for more rapid growth following…
The future of the EMTE supermarket chain belonging to the Dutch food wholesaler Sligro looks set for change…
Ingenico’s acquisition of Swedish payment services company Bambora is the latest takeover deal to sweep the payments sector,…
The rapid consolidation of the UK savings market around those with the strongest and most flexible platforms has…
One of the UK’s most venerable food brands has come up for sale as part of a strategic…
To expand its US home-distribution business, the big London-listed medical products and technology company ConvaTec Group has agreed…
With the rumoured negotiations with WS Atkins having come to nothing, the leading American engineering consultant CH2M is…
