Nov 14 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories in
the Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories and
does not vouch for their accuracy.
Headlines
- General Atlantic takes controlling stake in Joe & the
Juice
- London Spac ditches attempt to raise funds for insurance
deal
- British Land rebuffed Meta's alternative tenant for London
office
- German car parts supplier Continental to cut thousands of
jobs
Overview
U.S. private-equity firm General Atlantic is to take a
controlling stake in Danish sandwich chain Joe & the Juice,
increasing its interest to as much as 90%, valuing the company
at about $600 million.
Financials Acquisition Corp FINSF.L , a blank-cheque
company, has abandoned an attempt to raise up to 300 million
pounds ($368.37 million) from London stock market investors for
a new insurance venture it planned to pursue by combining with
London Innovation Underwriters.
British Land BLND.L rebuffed an alternative tenant to
replace Meta META.O on a major London office lease in favour
of trying to re-let the space near Regent's Park itself at
higher rents.
German car parts supplier Continental CONG.DE has
announced thousands of job cuts in its automotive division which
employs 100,000 people.
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(Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)
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