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Shell to Sell India Renewables Business to Aditya Birla for $1.8 Billion

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By Adrià Calatayud Verified
| Morningstar
By Adria Calatayud Shell said it agreed to sell Sprng Energy to Aditya Birla Renewables for $1.8 billion, nearly four years after it bought the supplier of solar and wind power in India. The U.K. energy major said Monday that it signed an agreement for the sale of Solenergi Power, which includes Sprng Energy, to Aditya Birla Renewables, the renewable-energy platform of the Indian conglomerate. Shell said the move reflects its focus on adjusting the portfolio of its power business.
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Volkswagen CEO Says It Might Need to Cut 50,000 More Jobs to Bring Down Costs

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By Adrià Calatayud Verified
| Morningstar
By Adria Calatayud Volkswagen Chief Executive Oliver Blume said the automaker might need to cut 50,000 more jobs to bring down costs to a competitive level. Blume's comments, in an internal memo seen by Dow Jones Newswires, come after press reports about potential cuts prompted Volkswagen's powerful union to organize protests outside the company's German plants last week. At the end of March, Volkswagen had 657,400 employees, according to its latest quarterly report.
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Nippon Paint makes $8.6 billion bid for AkzoNobel's decorative-paints unit

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By Adrià Calatayud Verified, Ronnie Harui Verified
| MSN Verified
Adrià Calatayud, Ronnie Harui Nippon Paint Holdings made an $8.6 billion bid to buy AkzoNobel's decorative-paints business, in its latest attempt to trump a proposed tie-up between the Dutch company and U.S. rival Axalta Coating Systems. The Japanese company said Monday that it submitted to Akzo a proposal to acquire its decorative-paints business for 7.5 billion euros, equivalent to $8.56 billion.
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