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United Biscuits up for sale

UK-based snack food manufacturer United Biscuits, whose brands include McVitie's, Jacob’s and KP Nuts, is to be put up for sale by its private equity owners, Blackstone and PAI

Vallares to gain Iraqi oil fields in £2.5 billion deal

UK investment vehicle Vallares, headed by the former CEO of BP Tony Hayward, is to merge with Turkey’s Genel Energy in a £2.5 billion deal.

Book giants to become a joint venture

NewPage releases 2011-12 sustainable development report

NewPage Corporation, a leading producer of printing and specialty papers in North America, today announced the release of its 2011-12 sustainable development report, Making a Di

Gelibolu Shipyard

Gelibolu Shipyard has been delivering expertly designed turn-key vessels for the better part of four decades and with its order book filling up, 2014 is set to be another great

Executive promise

Certain characteristics demonstrate ‘executive promise’ and the ability to take on an executive role—but at what price?

Packaging Dynamics acquires Groupe De Luxe

Flexible packaging and specialty paper manufacturer Packaging Dynamics Corporation has announced the acquisition of Groupe De Luxe. 

Massmart shareholders approve Walmart offer

Walmart’s expansion into Africa has taken a step forward with the news that shareholders in South African wholesale firm Massmart have voted to accept the retail giant's bid for

Alacer Gold Corp: ├ç├Âpler

By world standards it might be a small operation but one new venture in Turkey is making a big contribution to the local community.

Formex Industries

Chinese super bus targets North America

The Chinese-designed Elevated High-Speed Super Bus may be pulling up to bus stops in North America in the not-too-distant-future.

Randgold Resources

Charles Wells, general manager of sustainability, talks about the company’s approach to sustainability and leaving behind a positive social, environmental and economic legacy.

Powering Europe

Last week the European Commission said: "The EU pays the price for its outdated and poorly interconnected energy infrastructure." Today the European Wind Energy Association (EWE