Abu Dhabi to Sell 4% of Natural-Gas Business in IPO
The move comes as Middle East energy producers are ramping up plans to supply Europe.
Friday, June 12, 2026
Tag: Corporate Changes
FIS’s Worldpay Spinoff Is Jumbled by Tough Outlook
The move would untether the company’s merchant-payments business, but near-term revenue hurdles loom.
Credit Suisse Buys Klein in Step Toward Investment-Bank Spinoff
Credit Suisse bought Klein & Co. LLC for $175 million to help spin off its investment banking arm, as it ...
WSJ News Exclusive | Panera Among Restaurant Companies Looking to Test IPO Demand
More companies in the restaurant industry are aiming to test investors’ demand for new listings.
Stripe Sets One-Year Timetable to Decide on Going Public
The fintech startup hired Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan to advise it on a direct listing or a private-market transaction involving ...
J&J Gets Ready to Break Up With Tylenol
Johnson & Johnson’s consumer business was the only division to deliver growth in the fourth quarter.
GE’s Spinoff Deserves Healthy Skepticism
While GE HealthCare will deliver better growth as a stand-alone, the new company’s valuation looks stretched and its leverage is ...
Jack Ma Cedes Control of Fintech Giant Ant Group
The Chinese billionaire entrepreneur is taking a step further away from the business empire he created decades ago.
As Rest of IPO Market Stalls, Corporate Carve-Outs Gain Steam
A filing by a J&J unit for a corporate carve-out highlights what some see as a corporate opportunity during soft ...
Turo IPO Won’t Stay Parked Forever
MarketsHeard on the StreetTuro’s IPO, when it eventually arrives, will be better late than never
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