AmEx Business Travel Going Public Through Merger With Apollo SPAC

The booking services provider under CEO Paul Abbott is merging with a blank-check company after it made several acquisitions during the pandemic.

 
All Pinterest Wants for Christmas Is Users

Pinterest bulls hoping users will come home to the platform for the holidays may be disappointed.

 
Dassault Aviation, Airbus to Supply UAE With Military Aircraft

Dassault Aviation said that it will supply the United Arab Emirates with 80 Rafale F4 fighter jets as part of wider deal with the French aerospace industry worth more than EUR17 billion.

 
Covid-19 Vaccine Demand Strains CVS, Walgreens

Vaccine seekers in some states face waits of days or weeks for doses as local health officials hustle to improve access to meet surging demand. CVS, Walgreens and Walmart, which are facing staffing shortages, now say they may not be able to accommodate people without appointments.

 
Citigroup Applies for China Securities License

The Wall Street bank joins JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs and others in seeking a deeper foothold in the country after ownership restrictions that were in place for years were lifted.

 
Didi to Delist From U.S., Seek Shift to Hong Kong

Didi Global plans to delist its shares in the U.S. and pursue a listing in Hong Kong, a dramatic reversal just months after the Chinese ride-hailing group's ill-fated initial public offering in New York.

 
At Block's Base, the Same Square

Changing Square's name to Block might highlight Jack Dorsey's bitcoin bets, but the stock's value rests on much more than that.

 
Musk's Tesla Share-Selling Spree Tops $10 Billion

Elon Musk has now unloaded more than $10 billion in Tesla stock as the billionaire's share-selling spree involving his holdings in the electric-vehicle maker stretched into a second month.

 
Chinese Developers Kaisa, Aoyuan Face Growing Debt Challenges

Kaisa failed to pull off a bond swap that would have bought it more time to repay creditors, while lenders called in loans from China Aoyuan after credit downgrades.

 
Lyft Poaches Amazon Executive to Lead Its Finances

Lyft poached an Amazon executive to become its next finance chief, a change in the ride-hailing firm's C-suite that comes shortly after the company reached an important profitability milestone.

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