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Ivan Levingston

European Deals Reporter at Financial Times

Ivan Levingston is the European deals reporter, covering M&A and other financial transactions across the region.

He also contributes to Due Diligence, the paper's premier deal's briefing. He joined the FT in 2022 after previously reporting across Boston, New York, Tel Aviv and London for Bloomberg News.

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  • Bloomberg
    51 articles
  • bloombergquint.com
    6 articles
  • yahoo.com
    4 articles
  • yahoo.com
    2 articles
  • Fortune
    1 article
  • livemint.com
    1 article
  • jewishworldreview.com
    1 article

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  • Virus Emergency May Prove a Lifeline for Israel’s Netanyahu
    15 Mar 2020—Bloomberg
    Nvidia Corp. is set for the biggest intraday gain in about nine months when New York exchanges open after the chipmaker delivered another eye-popping sales forecast, adding fresh momentum to a stock rally that already made it the world’s most valuable chipmaker. Revenue in the current period will be about $24 billion, the company said in a statementBloomberg Terminal Wednesday. Analysts had predicted $21.9 billion on average. Results in the fourth quarter also sailed past Wall Street...
  • Sudanese Leader Backs Recognizing Israel in Historic Shift
    3 Feb 2020—Bloomberg
    Nvidia Corp. is set for the biggest intraday gain in about nine months when New York exchanges open after the chipmaker delivered another eye-popping sales forecast, adding fresh momentum to a stock rally that already made it the world’s most valuable chipmaker. Revenue in the current period will be about $24 billion, the company said in a statementBloomberg Terminal Wednesday. Analysts had predicted $21.9 billion on average. Results in the fourth quarter also sailed past Wall Street...
  • Elon Musk’s Plan to Boost Tesla Sales Is Dealt a Setback
    4 Apr 2019—Fortune
    Tesla Inc. slumped in early trading after reporting a record decline in deliveries during the first quarter, stoking concern demand is slackening for the Model 3 sedan it introduced less than two years ago. The company delivered 63,000 vehicles in the three months that ended in March, according to a statement Wednesday, down from 90,966 in the fourth quarter. Tesla fell as much as 8.5% during U.S. pre-market hours. In the U.S., where Tesla introduced the Model 3 sedan in 2017, tax incentives...
  • Rate Hikes Derailed by Shekel Could Mean Much Longer Pause Ahead
    19 May 2019—Bloomberg
    President Joe Biden said beneficiaries of an expanded student debt relief effort would hear from him directly as he seeks to court young voters ahead November’s election. “If you qualify, you’ll be hearing from me shortly,” Biden said Wednesday at an event in Culver City, California. Borrowers who had their debt forgiven in the latest round will receive an email from the president letting them know. Biden’s administration gave similar notice in a prior round of debt forgiveness last...
  • Israel Minister: Privatize Companies, Build Roads, Train Arabs and Religious Jews
    20 Aug 2019—Bloomberg
    Nvidia Corp. is set for the biggest intraday gain in about nine months when New York exchanges open after the chipmaker delivered another eye-popping sales forecast, adding fresh momentum to a stock rally that already made it the world’s most valuable chipmaker. Revenue in the current period will be about $24 billion, the company said in a statementBloomberg Terminal Wednesday. Analysts had predicted $21.9 billion on average. Results in the fourth quarter also sailed past Wall Street...

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