Maxine Kelly is a Commissioning Editor for Special Reports, writing for the Financial Times and Yahoo Finance. With a focus on business and finance, Maxine covers a wide range of topics including mergers and acquisitions, economic trends, and global market news. Her articles provide insightful analysis and updates on key developments in the business world.
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US chipmaker and cloud software companies insist transaction will complete ‘soon’ despite missing Monday scheduled close
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Live news: Tata Steel expected to confirm 3,000 UK jobs at risk
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By: Maxine Kelly
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Vail Resorts has agreed to buy the Crans-Montana ski resort in the Swiss Alps, in a SFr118.5mn ($136mn) deal that will give the Colorado-based group ownership of an iconic European holiday destination. Crans-Montana is known for its gourmet food, glitzy shops and golf courses as well as winter sports. Sitting in the Swiss canton of Valais, roughly 2.5 hours from Geneva, it regularly hosts downhill ski races, the Omega European Masters golf tournament, and in 2025 it will host the Mountain Bike World Championships, followed by the World Ski Championships two years later.
British American Tobacco is to write down the value of some of its US cigarette brands by £25bn because of economic headwinds damaging sales in its biggest market. The one-off impairment charge sent shares 9 per cent lower by early afternoon on Wednesday, making it the worst performer on the FTSE 100 as its market capitalisation was slashed to £51.4bn at one point. The group, whose North Carolina-based subsidiary Reynolds American is the second-biggest US cigarette maker by sales, said smokers switching to cheaper cigarette brands or quitting altogether had led to the writedown.
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