GlobalData said it would launch a 50 million-pound ($62.5 million) buyback program and that it intends to move its listing to the London Stock Exchange's main market from the AIM.
A growing number of companies are dropping their targets following the election of Donald Trump for his second term.
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GlobalData on MSNNon-alcoholic beer “going in one direction”, Big Drop insistsNon-alcoholic options could represent 40% of beer sales in a decade, UK specialist Big Drop Brewing Co. suggests, arguing the ...
PPAs help secure renewable energy for data centers as demand from AI increases, but they do not guarantee a constant supply.
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Pharmaceutical Technology on MSNGenentech eyes lupus market for Gazyva with positive Phase III data readoutGenentech has shared positive data from the Phase III REGENCY trial with regulators in the US and EU. Roche’s subsidiary ...
Early detection and public health interventions are critical in improving sepsis survival rates and limiting its long-term ...
The pharmaceutical industry is bracing for potentially major disruptions following US President Donald Trump’s announcement ...
Almost half of UK consumers intend to spend on Valentine’s Day this year or have already started to spend on it. This is an ...
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GlobalData on MSNOCT Medical Devices 2025: AI’s value appreciable, yet human touch remains keyMedical Devices conference, held in Munich, Germany on 28-29 January, was filled with sessions that dug into the minutiae of ...
As the year-end approached, OEMs worked hard to achieve their annual targets, causing the market to heat up, reports Globaldata.
Geopolitics, supply chains, energy storage, EVs, nuclear and hydrogen are the key themes expected to shape the global power landscape in 2025.
The largest impact will be on Ford's Lincoln Nautilus and General Motors’ Buick Envision, which accounted for 95% of ...
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