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Broke On: Monday, 10 June 2024 French President Emmanuel Macron calls for snap parliamentary elections after far-right National Rally party gains double the votes in European Parliament. The upcoming legislative elections on June 30 and July 7 could result in a far-right government, leading to significant implications for France and Europe. Macron's decision follows his loss of parliamentary majority and advocacy for Europe-wide defense efforts.
Holcim Announces Spin-Off of North American Business for $30 Billion Valuation

Holcim Announces Spin-Off of North American Business for $30 Billion Valuation

Broke On: Wednesday, 31 January 2024 Holcim, a Swiss cement maker, plans to spin off its North American business into a separate US-listed entity. The company's CEO Jan Jenisch will remain chairman of the new entity and Miljan Gutovic has been named as CEO of Holcim's European head. The North American business is expected to be valued at more than $30 billion in a New York flotation, which could take up to 15 months to complete.
Holcim Announces Spin-Off of North American Business for $30 Billion Valuation

Holcim Announces Spin-Off of North American Business for $30 Billion Valuation

Broke On: Wednesday, 31 January 2024 Holcim, a Swiss cement maker, plans to spin off its North American business into a separate US-listed entity. The company's CEO Jan Jenisch will remain chairman of the new entity and Miljan Gutovic has been named as CEO of Holcim's European head. The North American business is expected to be valued at more than $30 billion in a New York flotation, which could take up to 15 months to complete.