Equipment Leasing Small Business News + More Cyrus Mistry Resigns From Tata Company Boards + MORE 12/20/2016

BP PLC has pulled off a string of deals in recent weeks that signal the British oil giant is looking to grow again after six years of retrenchment following the deadly Deepwater Horizon disaster.

Multinationals operating in China are facing new delays in recent weeks, as Chinese regulators impose tougher restrictions on the movement of capital out of the country to slow the yuan’s decline.

Israeli diamond magnate Beny Steinmetz was arrested Monday on suspicion of bribing government officials in Guinea, Israeli authorities said, widening the fallout from a scandal involving one of the world’s richest iron-ore deposits.

Cities across northern China issued pollution alerts over the weekend, signaling a new willingness to pay an economic price for cleaner air.

Lands’ End has named Jerome Griffith, a motorcycle enthusiast and retail veteran who most recently ran luggage purveyor Tumi Holdings, as its next chief executive.

The EU contends Ireland has been “inconsistent” and “not systematic” in its treatment of multinational companies like Apple, according to a newly disclosed filing.

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General Motors Co. will cut car production at several U.S. assembly plants in January to reduce swollen inventories, the latest auto maker adjusting to softening demand after a seven-year growth spurt.

The battle for control of the Tata Group took an unexpected turn Monday as Cyrus Mistry, the ousted head of the group’s holding company, resigned from his positions on the boards of five of the group’s biggest companies.

The U.S. Air Force general in charge of the F-35 fighter jet program disputed President-elect Donald Trump’s contention that costs have run out of control, saying the days of price and schedule overruns largely ended in 2011.

Japan’s SoftBank is pumping $1 billion into OneWeb, which aims to use hundreds of satellites to provide internet access in rural areas and developing countries, in a fundraising round that values the startup at roughly $2.5 billion.

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