A British agency’s move to block the company’s $69 billion bid for the video games company reflects a new regulatory reality for corporate buyers.
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U.K. Watchdog Blocks Microsoft’s Bid to Buy Activision
The British antitrust watchdog blocked the takeover attempt, in a decision that will be closely watched in Washington and Brussels.
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The Calculus Behind Firing Tucker Carlson
The host was Fox News’s brightest star, but his history of controversy and potential legal issues may have prompted the Murdochs to swing the ax.
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Why First Republic Has Not Done a Deal
Big banks gave the regional lender a $30 billion lifeline following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, but it has yet to raise more cash, sell assets — or itself.
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N.F.L. Suspends Detroit Lions, Washington Commanders Players for Gambling
Quintez Cephus and C.J. Moore of the Detroit Lions and Shaka Toney of the Washington Commanders were suspended indefinitely for betting on N.F.L. games, and two other Lions players will sit out six games for gambling violations.
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Credit Suisse Accused of Impeding Hunt for Accounts Linked to Nazis
The Senate Budget Committee opened an investigation after Credit Suisse fired a lawyer it had hired to oversee an independent inquiry hunting for accounts linked to Nazis who went to Argentina.
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Goldman Sachs Earnings Disappoint Investors
The Wall Street giant’s latest financial results show how its push into consumer banking remains a drag on its overall business.
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What Bank Earnings Reveal About the Health of the Economy
JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo reported solid earnings on Friday, but big questions remain about the sector’s health and a potential recession.