JetBlue Makes a Deal with Lufthansa
For $300 million, Lufthansa takes a 19% stake in the budget carrier—a puzzling investment, save for future U.S. growth opportunities
Can Air France-KLM Rescue Alitalia?
The Italian airline may not seem like a bargain to many, but the Franco-Dutch carrier sees the benefits of adding a third hub
Ryerson: A Rusted-Out Fixture
The venerable Chicago company missed out on the hottest steel market in a generation, a stumble that forced its sale and cost the CEO his job
Why Citi May Need a Merger
Because of the weakness in its capital structure, the financial-services giant may need to pair up with another bank
Renault Takes Russia’s Lada for a Spin
CEO Ghosn knows how to turn Eastern Bloc brands around and make them thrive. His new deal with No. 1 Russian automaker Avtovaz gives him another chance
Lafarge Sets Mideast Cement Deal
The French construction materials giant's acquisition of the largest cement producer in the Middle East will enable it to increase production by 50%
Air France, Alitalia Rise on Takeover Talk
Some experts think the money-losing Italian carrier is a bad risk, but two airlines see it differently and have their money on the table
Benioff Sounds Off
In an interview, the outspoken CEO of Salesforce.com discusses customers, cash, and competitors—including his former boss at Oracle, Larry Ellison
John Malone Eyes Ticketmaster
Malone's Liberty Media is dropping hints it may focus on the ticketing company as its payoff in Barry Diller's proposed IAC breakup
Global Capital’s New Direction
In a shift, developing markets like China and Brazil are now ponying up big-league cash to acquire U.S. and European assets