A More Selective Era for Global Business Growth
Companies are replacing expansion at any cost with resilient, region-aware strategies built around cash flow, supply security and measurable productivity.
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Berkshire offered $6.8 billion for Taylor Morrison and plans to combine its site-built housing operations under a larger platform.
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Aldi plans more than 180 openings across 31 states in 2026, new distribution centres and a path toward 3,200 U.S. stores by 2028.
Golden Apple plans to invest up to RUB 4 billion in a cosmetics factory serving its own ranges and independent brands through contract production.
Magnit acquired 81.55% of premium grocer Azbuka Vkusa, including 171 stores, five food plants, three distribution centres and delivery assets.
Brookfield agreed to buy National Grid's 3.1 GW US renewables portfolio for $1.7 billion, including operating and construction-stage projects.
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Stockmann received approval to acquire Hugo Boss's 19-store Russian business in a discounted transaction tied to preserving jobs.