PYMNTS

JUNE 4, 2018

As Walmart refocuses its worldwide operations, Advent International plans to take a 80 percent stake in the retailer’s business in Brazil. We’re continually reviewing our portfolio, and, consistent with that, we’re currently considering options for our business in Brazil.”.

Regional 100

Regional Retail Report Operations 100

PYMNTS

MAY 17, 2018

In particular, the big-box retailer reported strength in sales, consumer spend, inventory reduction, eCommerce activity and growth in its grocery business, according to CNBC reports. To help pay off that move, Walmart plans to exit its stake in British grocer Asda and merge the business with peer J Sainsbury. percent.

Report 100

Report Retail Online Examples 100

PYMNTS

MARCH 30, 2017

Tensions between Google and advertisers first arose when ads from the British government and several private companies, such as L’Oréal SA and British grocery chain J Sainsbury plc, were shown alongside videos that supported terrorist organizations.

Google 100

Google Branding Exercises New York 100

TheGuardian

JULY 9, 2023

Exclusive: MPs found to hold ‘in effect secret’ stock in listed firms from banks to housebuilders Wife of Tory MP who criticised windfall tax on oil firms has £50,000 in BP shares Attorney general and close family hold £130,000 in shares in six FTSE 100 firms Which UK MPs own shares in publicly listed companies?

Taxes 145

Taxes Company National Industry 145

TheGuardian

JULY 11, 2023

Exclusive: Disclosures about ex-minister Jonathan Djanogly turn spotlight on controversial mechanism used to buy shares Which UK MPs own shares in publicly listed companies?

System 76

System Company Groups Industry 76

TheGuardian

JANUARY 18, 2024

Company exploring options as it plans to shift focus back to food and retail, rather than services Sainsbury’s Bank has opened the door to fresh takeover offers, after the supermarket group announced it would exit the banking business nearly 27 years after its launch.

Retail 53

Retail Groups Cards Operations 53

TheGuardian

NOVEMBER 9, 2022

Critics say everyday UK consumer spending has funnelled billions to controversial World Cup host since 2010 Some of the UK’s largest listed companies including water and energy giants have handed almost £500m to Qatari state-owned investors this year, raising concerns that blue-chip company profits are supporting the controversial World Cup host.

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Report Company Marketing 80