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Newmont bids for Newcrest; Dell to cut thousands of workers: The National Observer Feb. 7, 2023

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There's gold in them hills. Or at least, Newmont Corp. is hoping there's gold in its acquisition bid for Australian gold-mining rival Newcrest Mining Ltd. Newmont has offered $17 billion in stock for the deal.
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