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Sanofi to acquire hepatitis B vaccine maker Dynavax for $2.2 billion

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Sanofi will buy U.S. vaccines company Dynavax Technologies for around $2.2 billion (1.9 billion euros), the ‍French drugmaker said on Wednesday.

These stocks are expected to see impressive returns while maintaining low volatility, Citi says

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Citi highlighted Cboe Global Markets and First Solar as stocks within its positive return on equity trend basket.

Amazon faces ‘leader’s dilemma’ — fight AI shopping bots or join them

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Agents like OpenAI’s Instant Checkout and Perplexity’s Instant Buy threaten to reshape the e-commerce landscape.

Motive, an Alphabet-backed fleet management software company, files for IPO

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Motive says its products, including a dashboard camera for tracking truckers, have saved over 1,000 lives.

10-year Treasury yield lower as investors mull rates path following strong GDP data

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The 10-year benchmark yields edged lower at the start of a shorter trading day.

‘Witch hunt’: Ex-EU commissioner Breton denounces U.S. visa ban targeting ‘censorship’

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The former EU commissioner and four anti-disinformation campaigners were the subject of U.S. travel sanctions.

Oil giant BP to sell 65% stake in $10 billion Castrol unit

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The oil giant is looking to divest $20 billion of its assets by the end of 2027.

European markets poised for lackluster open ahead of shortened trading session

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The Stoxx 600 notched a new record closing high, buoyed by Copenhagen-listed Novo Nordisk.

Japan’s Sapporo Holdings to sell real estate business for $2.6 billion to KKR-led consortium: NHK

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The move is because Sapporo wants to concentrate management resources on its core beer business.

Waymo will update driverless fleet after San Francisco blackout to improve navigation during outages

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Three days after blackouts in San Francisco brought down Waymo’s service, the company said it’s implementing changes for when “infrastructure fails.”

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