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On June 23, 2021, an empty check-in area at Sydney Domestic Airport in Sydney, Australia.

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On Monday, global markets were propelled by takeover wars, despite the fact that the important US market was closed for the holiday.
Sydney Airport is located in Sydney, Australia.

A$22 billion ($17 billion) takeover bid from a group of investors boosted shares by 33%. The offer has the support of Sydney Airport’s largest shareholder, UniSuper, but the airport operator has yet to commit to the offer, claiming that it is less than the company was worth before the Covid-19 outbreak occurred.

Auckland International Airport is located in Auckland, New Zealand.

increased by 5%, and

Terminal at Japan’s Airport

increased by 4%.
Wm Morrison Supermarkets is a chain of supermarkets owned by Wm Morrison.

after rising by 11% to 267 pence.

Apollo Global Management is a management firm based in New York

Following an accepted £6.3 billion ($8.7 billion), or 254 pence per share, deal from a consortium led by Fortress Investment Group, the company stated it was mulling a counterbid for the UK brand. Clayton, Dubilier & Rice has already made a bid for the fourth-largest retail business in the country. Food retailers in the United Kingdom that compete with each other include

Marks & Spencer is a British retailer.

and

Sainsbury’s

as well as rose
SoftBank Group is a Japanese conglomerate.

After a Chinese regulator ordered national-security probes into apps run by U.S.-listed companies, including two that the multinational conglomerate supports, the stock dropped 5%.

Didi Global is a company based in China.

and

The Full Truck Alliance is a group of truckers who work together to

SoftBank’s drop weighed heavily on the market.

Nikkei 225, Nikkei 225, Nikkei 225,

which closed the day with a 0.6 percent loss. It was the first chance for Asian investors to react to news that the United States added 850,000 nonfarm jobs in June, although the unemployment rate ticked up to 5.9%, and other Asian markets closed higher. The Stoxx Europe 600 index fell 0.3%./nRead More