South Africa Clears Anheuser-Busch InBev's Purchase of SABMiller

Anheuser-Busch InBev's roughly $108 billion deal to buy SABMiller PLC has been cleared by regulators in South Africa, with the world's largest brewer saying it is "well on track" to close the acquisition in the second half of this year.

 
Deutsche Bank Poses Greatest Risk to Financial System, IMF Says

Deutsche Bank is the riskiest financial institution in the world as a potential source of external shocks to the financial system, according to the International Monetary Fund.

 
Airbus and Safran Strike Deal on European Rocket Joint Venture

Airbus and Safran have been long-term partners in developing and building Europe's Ariane 5 space launcher and are pooling assets in the face of increasing competition.

 
Japan May Industrial Output Falls Unexpectedly

Japan's industrial output unexpectedly fell sharply in May, according to government data released Thursday, as a sluggish global economy and fuel-mileage scandals affecting car makers weighed on manufacturing activity.

 
Bombardier Delivers First CSeries Jet as It Takes on Boeing, Airbus

Bombardier Inc. on Wednesday delivered its first CSeries jet to launch operator Swiss International Air Lines, marking the company's emergence as a direct competitor to the big U.S. and European plane makers.

 
Facebook Wins Belgian Court Appeal Over Data Collection

Facebook won its appeal against Belgium's privacy watchdog, allowing the U.S. tech company to restore its ability to collect information about internet users in the country not registered with the social-media site.

 
Wal-Mart Expands Free Two-Day Shipping

Wal-Mart is stepping up its battle with Amazon.com, expanding a free two-day shipping program and seeking to list even more items on its website.

 
Three Big U.S. Airlines Allege Additional State Subsidies to Qatar Airways

Days after the U.S. government said it intends to hold "informal" discussions with two Persian Gulf governments over a trade dispute brought by three big U.S. airlines, the U.S. carriers said they have uncovered evidence that the government of Qatar provided additional subsidies to Qatar Airways.

 
WellDyneRx in Talks With Private Equity on Possible Sale

WellDyneRx Inc. has hired an investment bank to explore a sale of itself to private equity, said people familiar with the situation.

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