BrewDog shuts all 60 UK pubs for crisis talks over chain's future
BrewDog has closed all its pubs in the UK for crisis talks amidst uncertainty over the potential sale of the business.
Premia ice cream business sale received the green light from the competition authorities
Froneri, one of the world's largest ice cream producers, has received approval from the competition authority to acquire Food Union's European ice cream business, including Premia TKH.
Contrast: Strong Drop in Milk Sale Earnings While Other Dairy Business Indicators Recover
Argentina's dairy industry faces a paradox of increased production and partial recovery in domestic consumption amid a significant decrease in farm earnings.
Public aid and the sale of a company - what risks?
The article discusses public aid concerning business sales and the associated risks.
Finnish clothing brand shuts down after 20 years
The Finnish clothing brand Myssyfarmi, known for its use of Finnish sheep wool, is shutting down after 20 years in business, starting a clearance sale as it navigates profitability challenges.
Ineos said to be in talks to sell parts of business to tackle rising debt
Ineos is negotiating the sale of some business assets to alleviate its rising debt, with specific focus on its vinyls operations.
A profitable restaurant is looking for new owners: asking for a five-figure sum
A successful restaurant in Aukštadvaris, Lithuania is up for sale, with owners seeking €75,000 as they shift their business plans despite the establishment's profitable status.
Super Bowl winners for sale – could go for $6–10 billion
The Seattle Seahawks, fresh off their Super Bowl victory, have been officially put up for sale, with valuations suggesting a potential sale price between $6 billion and $10 billion.
The sale of Carrefour in Argentina is on hold: 'The offers did not convince', said the global CEO
The sale of Carrefour's operations in Argentina has been suspended due to unsatisfactory offers, according to the global CEO.
Carrefour pauses the sale of its Argentine subsidiary, but continues negotiations
Carrefour has temporarily halted the sale of its Argentine subsidiary but remains in negotiations with two interested parties.
BrewDog Brewery May Be Sold
There's speculation that the BrewDog brewery might be put up for sale.
Mexican franchises project a 6% growth in points of sale by 2026
Mexican franchises anticipate a 6% growth in total points of sale by 2026, fueled by the expansion of the franchise sector.
Ice Cream Shop in Vesturbær for Sale
An ice cream shop in the Vesturbær district is up for sale.
Restaurant for Sale After Just a Few Years in Operation: The Reason is Unexpected
A restaurant on Herkaus Manto Street in Klaipeda, Lithuania, is for sale as its owner seeks to transition to other business ventures due to time constraints.
Japan avoids recession with weak return to growth – business live
The UK housing market sees heightened competition among sellers as the number of homes for sale reaches an 11-year high, offering buyers more choices and keeping prices steady.
BrewDog could be broken up as craft beer business put up for sale
BrewDog, a Scotland-based craft beer maker, is exploring a sale that could potentially lead to the company's breakup amid efforts to attract new investors.
After anonymous tip, police seize over 30 replica firearms in business in Northern MG
Police in Monte Azul, Brazil confiscated 34 replica firearms after an anonymous tip indicated their sale in a local business.
Important in Latvian Business This Week: Sale of 'Cesvaines Piens' and 225 Million Euro Financing for Enterprises
The Latvian dairy processing company AS 'Smiltenes Piens' has acquired AS 'Cesvaines Piens' amidst a backdrop of increasing competition and the need for industry consolidation.
Slovenian Court Halts Babiš's Business, His Fund Hartenberg Cannot Sell Aviation Repairs for Now
A Slovenian court has temporarily halted the sale of Adria Tehnika, an aviation repair company, which is controlled by Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš's Hartenberg Holding fund.
Jeffrey Epstein Persistently Negotiated the Sale of a Helicopter to the Argentine Government
In 2010, Jeffrey Epstein attempted to sell a helicopter to the Argentine government but failed to complete the deal.
Orkla Estonia sells Põltsamaa business to Svensky Kaubandusele
Orkla Eesti has finalized the sale of its Põltsamaa factory and brand to Estonian wholesale food company Svensky Kaubanduse AS, ensuring continued production and partnership.
Orkla Estonia sells the Põltsamaa business to Svensky Kaubandusele
Orkla Estonia has finalized the sale of its Põltsamaa business to the Estonian company Svensky Kaubanduse AS, which specializes in food wholesale and production.
Vendor goes viral on social media showing the production and sale of pies in Goiânia
A street vendor named Vitor Hugo Martins has gained popularity on social media by showcasing his homemade pie production and sales in Goiânia, Brazil.
Telefónica sells its subsidiary in Chile and deepens its exit from Latin America
Spanish telecommunications company Telefónica, represented in Brazil by the Vivo brand, has announced the sale of its Chilean subsidiary for $1.21 billion, marking a significant step in its exit from the Latin American market.
The billion-dollar business with Czech rubbish is for sale. The Danes have made their first offers
A lucrative Czech waste management business is attracting attention from Danish investors, signaling a potential sale.
Why the sales of Carrefour, Burger King, and other companies are delayed in Argentina?
Negotiations for the sale of various companies in Argentina are facing delays due to numerous factors, including market expectations and changes in government signals.
Waning fortunes: how Western brands are adapting to China’s changing consumer landscape
Starbucks' sale of a majority stake in its China business illustrates the challenges Western brands face as they adjust to shifting consumer preferences and rising competition in the country.
Kirin Holdings to Sell Subsidiary American Whiskey Maker as Part of Streamlining
Kirin Holdings has announced the sale of its subsidiary American whiskey maker, Four Roses, to a local company as it seeks to streamline its business amid stagnant global alcohol consumption.
Kirin Sells Four Roses for Up to 120 Billion Yen, to Use for Health and Beauty Business
Kirin Holdings announced the sale of its bourbon brand Four Roses to E.&J. Gallo Winery for up to 120 billion yen, aiming to allocate the proceeds to its health and beauty science business.
Federal Police operation targets illegal sale of SUS patient data
The Federal Police launched an operation to dismantle a business structure that illegally accessed and sold sensitive health data of patients from Brazil's Unified Health System (SUS).
Like Carrefour, another supermarket evaluates its sale in Argentina: it closes its store in Buenos Aires and withdraws to the interior
Grupo Libertad plans to close a recently opened supermarket in Buenos Aires and is seeking buyers for its business in Argentina, aiming to focus on its stronger interior operations.
Hotel Punkaharju sold
Hotel Punkaharju and the associated Empress Villa have been sold to a family company managed by Finnish businessman Thomas Zilliacus.
Ørsted will sell all its land windmills in Europe
The Danish energy company Ørsted is focusing on building and operating offshore wind farms and has announced a deal to sell its entire European onshore wind business to Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners for 10.7 billion kroner, pending regulatory approval expected in the second quarter of the year.
Under government key and shares of Končar, all shares of CO for trading
New laws regulating state-owned enterprises and the Center for Restructuring and Sale (CERP) are set to take effect starting October 1, 2025, alongside the establishment of a new Administrative Council that initiated implementation.
From February, they will go down in history: Millions of citizens in Germany must change their bank cards, here’s what it’s about
Due to the sale of its German business by Barclays to the Austrian BAWAG group, millions of customers will have to update their bank cards and adapt to a new banking name and interface starting February 2026.
Charity watchdog opens inquiry into City & Guilds’ sale of business arm
The Charity Commission is investigating City & Guilds' sale of its qualification awards business to a private firm, following revelations of substantial bonuses awarded to executives after the transaction.
Bloomberg: What are the US plans for Venezuela's oil
The article discusses the selective lifting of sanctions by the US to facilitate the transfer and sale of Venezuelan crude oil on international markets while questioning whether major companies will risk operations in the country without clear political and legal guarantees.
Trump's son promised the production and sale of a golden phone. It didn't happen
Donald Trump Jr. announced an ambitious mobile service called Trump Mobile, featuring a golden smartphone, but the project has ultimately failed to launch as promised.
Brighton’s historic Palace Pier up for sale as tourist numbers fall
Brighton's iconic Palace Pier is on the market due to declining tourist numbers, reduced profits, and rising costs, with the owners hoping for a sale by summer.
Teresa Siudem: Preparing a Company for Sale
Preparing a company for sale requires time and proper knowledge to organize documents and eliminate risks that may arise after closing the transaction.
What to Pay Attention to When Preparing a Business for Sale?
The article discusses key considerations for effectively preparing a business for sale.
Major bar chain sets deadline for next week after putting itself up for sale
The Revel Collective, which operates various bar brands, has announced a deadline for bids as it seeks to sell itself ahead of entering the market next week.
US banking giant reveals massive Russia exit cost
Citigroup announced it will incur significant losses from the sale of its remaining business in Russia, with the estimated cost of exiting the market being $170 million.
Citigroup Approves Sale of Russian Operations, Flagging $1.2Bln Loss
Citigroup has approved the sale of its Russian operations, anticipating a $1.1 billion loss, with the sale expected to close in the first half of 2026 pending regulatory approval.