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Euro-area inflation slows more than predicted on oil, food

  Reuters Inflation in the euro area slowed for the first time in nearly a year this month, which may reinforce the view among some European Central Bank policy makers that it’s too soon to start unwinding unconventional stimulus. The 1.5 percent rate of price growth in March was down from 2 percent in February and weaker than economists had ...

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UK mergers at record high, IPOs at low as Brexit begins

  Bloomberg It’s 2012 again for companies in the UK. The first quarter of this year was the busiest for mergers by volume and the slowest for initial public offerings since the same period in 2012, when Greece’s debt crisis weighed on investors and boards. This time round the UK is the center of attention. British Prime Minister Theresa May ...

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Canada’s WSP Global mulls US acquisitions

  Bloomberg WSP Global Inc., the Canadian engineering firm helping to oversee the development of California’s $64 billion high-speed rail line, is looking for more US work through acquisitions. “If we find a transaction that makes sense, we will do it,” said Chief Executive Officer Alexandre L’Heureux. He is especially interested in deals that would bulk up the firm’s US ...

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