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Acadia To Sell Celebrity Rehab Center Operator Priory For $1.47 Billion
Acadia Healthcare Co Inc said on Wednesday it would sell its UK unit the Priory Group, a care homes operator known for its celebrity clientele, to private equity firm Waterland for about 1.08 billion pounds ($1.47 billion).
EU Looks To New Chapter In Relations With Britain As Brexit Deal Is Signed
With a call for both sides to look forward to a new chapter in their relationship, EU chiefs signed the Brexit trade deal agreed with Britain and sent the text off to London on Wednesday for Prime Minister Boris Johnson to add his signature.
Arcturus, Simon Property Fall; Fulgent, Expedia Rise
Stocks that moved sharply or traded heavily Tuesday:
Boeing Max Returns To US Skies With First Passenger Flight
Paying passengers were scheduled to board a Boeing 737 Max in Miami on Tuesday for the first time since safety regulators allowed the plane to fly again after two deadly crashes.
Global Stocks, Oil Lead Risk Rally On U.S. Stimulus Hopes
Global shares rose for the fourth straight day on Tuesday and oil followed suit as hopes of fresh U.S. stimulus teed up a strong end to the year for riskier assets.
Power Sector Limping Back to Normal; Ensuring 24X7 Power Supply, Discoms' Fin Health Key Challenges
The most important task before the government will be to deal with the sickness of power distribution utilities (discoms), which are cash-strapped and unable to pay the electricity generation firms (gencos) for ensuring 24X7 power supply for all.
BionTech CEO Says Will Work With Others To Boost Vaccine Capacity - Anadolu
BioNTech Chief Executive Ugur Sahin said his company would be open to cooperating with others as it looks to increase production capacity for its COVID19 vaccine developed with Pfizer and was considering opening an office in Turkey.
Tokyo December Core Consumer Prices Fall At Fastest Pace In Over 10 Years
Tokyo consumer prices fell the fastest in more than a decade, while Japan's jobs market and retail sales remained subdued, data showed on Friday, raising the risks of a return to deflation as the COVID19 pandemic hammers demand.
EU Parliament Says It Will Decide On Brexit Deal Approval In 2021
The European Parliament said on Thursday it welcomed the postBrexit trade deal clinched by the EU and the UK, but will analyse it in detail before deciding whether to approve the agreement in the new year.
U.S. Should Rescind Boeing 737 MAX Approval, Crash Victim Families Say In Letter
U.S. regulators should rescind approval for the Boeing Co 737 MAX to fly again following a Senate Commerce Committee report released last week, families of crash victims said in a letter to the Department of Transportation and the Federal Aviation Adminis...
Edmunds Compares The 2021 Ford F-150 With Ram 1500
The Ford F-150 has long been the pickup truck to beat, not to mention the top-selling vehicle of any kind in the country. But Fiat Chrysler Automobiles took many by surprise when it introduced the tech-savvy Ram 1500 pickup truck in 2018 for the 2019 mode...
U.S. Senators Cruz, Rubio Warn Pacific Ally On Chinese Bid For Undersea Cable Project
Prominent U.S. lawmakers warned a Pacific ally that China risked undermining the security of a sensitive undersea cable project if a cutprice, statebacked bid wins a tender process overseen by development agencies, a letter reviewed by Reuters shows.
Northern Ireland Looks South As Brexit Takes Bite Out Of UK Trade Links
As a major supplier of food in Northern Ireland, Lynas Foodservice is sourcing more goods such as cheese from across the open border with EUmember Ireland to avoid the bureaucratic trade hurdles being erected with Britain after Brexit.
Norway Supreme Court Verdict Opens Arctic To More Oil Drilling
Norway's supreme court upheld government plans for Arctic oil exploration on Tuesday, dismissing a lawsuit by campaigners who said they violated people's right to a healthy environment.
UK GDP Grew By Record 16% In Third Quarter But Still Recovering From Crash
Britain's economic recovery from its coronavirus crash was quicker than expected in the third quarter, according to official data, which again showed government borrowing soaring to pay for the coronavirus crisis.
Oil Prices Fall Amid Worries Over New Coronavirus Strain
Oil prices slid in early trade on Monday as a fastspreading new coronavirus strain in the United Kingdom raised concerns that tighter restrictions there and in other European countries could stall a recovery in the global economy and its need for fuel.