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Credit Suisse's exorcism has only just begun – Breakingviews - Vimarsana News

Credit Suisse's exorcism has only just begun – Breakingviews

Chair António Horta-Osório banished one demon by settling a Mozambican scandal for $475 mln. The Swiss bank also closed the book on a spying saga. Yet a U.S. deferred prosecution agreement prolongs the haunting. And the ghosts of clients Greensill and Archegos still linger.

Online jackpot tempts ambitious $2.9 bln bet - Vimarsana News

Online jackpot tempts ambitious $2.9 bln bet

Australia-based Aristocrat is paying a chunky 58% premium to buy UK gambling software maker Playtech. The tech-related stakes are big, but plans to close in some areas will come at a cost. Backlash against giddy growth in online wagering also lowers the odds of financial success.

Activist improves clumsy plot in Indian TV drama - Vimarsana News

Activist improves clumsy plot in Indian TV drama

Top owner Invesco has finally spelt out its concerns and plans for broadcaster Zee after going to court to force a shareholder meeting and oust boss Punit Goenka. In a market where big backers rarely agitate, a fund manager is helpfully rewriting the governance script.

Carrefour's domestic shopping aisle looks bare – Breakingviews - Vimarsana News

Carrefour's domestic shopping aisle looks bare – Breakingviews

A tie-up between the $15 bln French grocer and rival Auchan fell apart amid a valuation dispute. Concerns over competition and jobs complicate local mergers, while a failed Canadian takeover showed foreign buyers are unwelcome. Carrefour has little choice but to expand abroad.

How to fill the global tax deal's digital holes – Breakingviews - Vimarsana News

How to fill the global tax deal's digital holes – Breakingviews

A landmark accord backed by 136 countries offers little scope for non-U.S. governments to raise money from giants like Facebook. One fix is to give nations with big markets a larger share of tax receipts. Sharing out levies according to where revenue is generated would be ideal.