Aupu Group Holding to Pay HK$2.71 Per Share in Order to Delist

Aupu Group Holding Co. said it will pay 2.71 Hong Kong dollars per share in order to delist the company's shares. (published 0024 GMT)

 
 
Noble Group CEO Resigns; Firm to Sell North America Energy Solutions Business

Embattled commodities trader Noble Group on Monday announced the resignation of its chief executive and the planned sale of its prized North America energy solutions business, capping months of difficulties for the company. (published 0042 GMT)

 
 
Legend Holdings to Invest US$20 Mln in BOC Aviation

Legend Holdings Corp. said after trading hours Friday that it will invest US$20 million in BOC Aviation Ltd., an investment it said is in line with its financial investments sector. (published 0020 GMT)

 
 
Besunyen Holdings Expects Jan-June Net Profit to Decline 'Significantly' or Even Swing to Loss

Beverage maker Besunyen Holdings Co. Ltd. said before trading hours Monday that it expects a "significant" decline or even a loss for the six-month period ended June due partly to the costs associated with changing the name of a product and lower sales. (published 0019 GMT)

 
 
Stride Property FY16 Net Profit After Tax NZ$92.4M, Up 34% On Year

Stride Property Ltd., which owns commercial office, retail and industrial real estate in New Zealand, reported a 34% rise in full-year net profit. (published 2120 GMT Sunday)

 
 
Suncor Starts to Bring Canadian Oil Sands Back Online

Suncor Energy Inc. said Sunday it has begun a "staged restart" of operations near the fire-ravaged community of Fort McMurray, Alberta. (published 2114 GMT Sunday)

 
 
Dubai's DP World Agrees to Manage Port in Somaliland for 30 Years

Dubai's DP World has agreed to manage the Somaliland port of Berbera in a landmark deal this month that opens a new point of access to the Red Sea and gives the global ports operator an alternative hub to Djibouti in the Horn of Africa. (published 1922 GMT Sunday)

 
 
Mizuho Chief Warns of Japan Downgrade if Abe Delays Tax Increase

The chief of Mizuho Financial Group Inc. said Japan risks a credit-rating downgrade if Prime Minister Shinzo Abe delays a scheduled sales-tax increase without explaining how the government plans to cut its deficit. (published 1500 GMT Sunday)

 
 
Proposed $1.7 Billion Sale of Middle East Fast-Food Operator Collapses

A proposed $1.7 billion deal to sell a majority stake in the Middle Eastern franchise rights-owner of Pizza Hut and KFC to a local group of businessmen has collapsed, reflecting a diminished appetite for large transactions in a region where low oil prices have dented investors' confidence. (published 0935 GMT Sunday)

 
 
Bayer CEO Invites Environmental Groups to Talk About Monsanto Bid -- Update

Bayer AG Chief Executive Werner Baumann has invited environmental groups to talk with the company about its desire to acquire U.S. competitor Monsanto Co. in a $62 billion deal that would create the world's largest agrochemicals company. (published 0911 GMT Sunday)

 
 
Verizon, Unions Reach 'Agreement in Principle' -- 2nd Update

Verizon Communications Inc. and its labor unions have reached an agreement in principle that would end a weekslong labor strike. (published 2042 GMT Friday)

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