Denison Mines press release ( DNN ): FY Non-GAAP EPS of -C$0.08. Revenue of C$4.92M (+22.4% Y/Y). More on Denison Mines Corp. Denison Mines: De-Risking And The New Phoenix ISR Milestone Phoenix Momentum Tightens The Risk-Reward For Denison Mines Denison Mines approves FID for Phoenix uranium mine, construction set for March Historical earnings data for Denison Mines Corp. Financial information for...
Denison Mines press release ( DNN ): FY Non-GAAP EPS of -C$0.08. Revenue of C$4.92M (+22.4% Y/Y). More on Denison Mines Corp. Denison Mines: De-Risking And The New Phoenix ISR Milestone Phoenix Momentum Tightens The Risk-Reward For Denison Mines Denison Mines approves FID for Phoenix uranium mine, construction set for March Historical earnings data for Denison Mines Corp. Financial information for Denison Mines Corp.
(RTTNews) - Alstom S.A. (ALSMY, AOMFF, ALO.PA), a rail transport and mobility solutions company, on Tuesday announced that it has signed a new systems contract in the AMECA region as part of a consortium.
(RTTNews) - Alstom S.A. (ALSMY, AOMFF, ALO.PA), a rail transport and mobility solutions company, on Tuesday announced that it has signed a new systems contract in the AMECA region as part of a consortium.
JJFarquitectos Unilever ( UL ) is nearing a deal to merge its global foods division with McCormick & Company ( MKC ) with an upfront cash component of ~$15.7B and the majority of the consideration in McCormick ( MKC ) equity. The transaction would be undertaken by a Reverse Morris Trust, which is intended to be tax-free for U.S. federal income tax to Unilever and its shareholders, the company said...
JJFarquitectos Unilever ( UL ) is nearing a deal to merge its global foods division with McCormick & Company ( MKC ) with an upfront cash component of ~$15.7B and the majority of the consideration in McCormick ( MKC ) equity. The transaction would be undertaken by a Reverse Morris Trust, which is intended to be tax-free for U.S. federal income tax to Unilever and its shareholders, the company said in a statement . The potential transaction could see Unilever ( UL ) spin off its foods division and subsequently merge it with McCormick & Company ( MKC ), creating a combined global food entity. Under the proposed structure, Unilever ( UL ) shareholders are expected to retain a 65% stake in the merged company. However, Unilever ( UL ) cautioned that there is “no certainty that any transaction will be agreed.” The foods unit, which includes brands like Knorr and Hellmann’s, remains a key contributor with a strong margin profile. While for McCormick ( MKC ) the combination would expand its portfolio beyond spices and seasonings into a broader packaged foods platform, enhancing scale, brand reach, and global distribution capabilities. MKC ( MKC ) stock traded about 2.5% higher on Tuesday during premarket hours, while UL ( UL ) also traded marginally higher. More on Unilever, McCormick McCormick Q1 Earnings Preview: A Cool Valuation For This Spice Leader Unilever: Portfolio Reshaping Advances With Food Business Under Review Unilever: Relatively Anemic In 2026, I Say 'Hold' McCormick Q1 Earnings Preview Big Food’s growth problem pushes McCormick toward risky mega deal: WSJ
The number of fire hotspots across Indonesia and Malaysia is at the highest in seven years, raising the risk of severe haze conditions across the region in the coming months. There were 825 smoldering hotspots in March across key palm-oil growing regions of the two countries, according to the ASEAN Specialised Meteorological Centre. The agency looked at satellite imagery which can detect heightene...
The number of fire hotspots across Indonesia and Malaysia is at the highest in seven years, raising the risk of severe haze conditions across the region in the coming months. There were 825 smoldering hotspots in March across key palm-oil growing regions of the two countries, according to the ASEAN Specialised Meteorological Centre. The agency looked at satellite imagery which can detect heightened levels of infrared radiation. A fire detection algorithm then parses the dataset to identify the points associated with a blaze. Forest and land fires, and the choking haze they cause, are a near-annual problem across Southeast Asia, disrupting tourism, causing respiratory illnesses, and costing local economies billions of dollars. But the spike in fire hotspots so early in the year points to an evolving calendar of risks as climate change reconfigures seasonal patterns. “This points to a structural shift, where fire and haze risks are no longer confined to the main dry period but increasingly extend into off-season windows due to prolonged dryness,” said Khor Yu Leng , an economist at Segi Enam Advisors, who tracks transboundary haze for the Singapore Institute of International Affairs. The most severe crisis in recent memory came in 2015 , when widespread fires triggered a regional haze emergency, leading to $16 billion in damages, school closures, flight disruptions and sparking diplomatic tensions between neighboring countries. Dryness this year could lead to a similar scenario, forecasters warn. The fires can occur naturally or result from land clearance for various crops. In Indonesia and Malaysia, the world’s biggest producers of palm oil, large swathes of wild vegetation are set ablaze to make room for new plantations. While both countries have banned using fire to clear and manage acreage, enforcement has been challenging. The issue is often most acute during the dry season, typically from April through September, when peatlands become highly flammable and fires ...
Insmed (INSM) was a big mover last session on higher-than-average trading volume. The latest trend in earnings estimate revisions might help the stock continue moving higher in the near term.
Insmed (INSM) was a big mover last session on higher-than-average trading volume. The latest trend in earnings estimate revisions might help the stock continue moving higher in the near term.
Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news Good morning, and welcome to our rolling coverage of business, the financial markets and the world economy. Nationwide , the building society, is kicking the day off by reporting that UK house prices have risen by 0.9% in March compared with the prior month, and by 2.2% on an annual basis. The sharp rise in global energy prices in response...
Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news Good morning, and welcome to our rolling coverage of business, the financial markets and the world economy. Nationwide , the building society, is kicking the day off by reporting that UK house prices have risen by 0.9% in March compared with the prior month, and by 2.2% on an annual basis. The sharp rise in global energy prices in response to developments in the Middle East represents a significant shock to the global economy, clouding the outlook. In the near term, UK economic growth is likely to be slower and inflation higher than previously expected, although ultimately the impact will depend on the duration of the shock as well as the policy response. The outlook for interest rates is particularly uncertain and dependent on whether the demand or supply side of the economy is more adversely affected. Towards the end of March, three interest rate increases were priced in over the next twelve months, compared to two rate cuts being anticipated before the strikes on Iran. This shift has resulted in a sharp rise in longer term interest rates (swap rates) that underpin fixed rate mortgage pricing. If sustained, this could reverse some of the improvement in housing affordability that has taken place in recent years. With consumer sentiment also likely to be dented by the uncertain outlook and the prospect of rising energy costs, housing market activity is likely to soften. The longer-term impact hinges on the intensity and length of the conflict. That said, one mitigating factor is the amount of equity in the system and the fact more homes are now owned outright than with a mortgage.” In an uncertain world we have the right economic plan. The decisions we have taken have put us in a better position to protect the country’s finances and family finances from global instability. We were the fastest growing European economy in the G7 last year and now we’re going even further by using regional growth, AI and a clos...