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The sale, which is subject to approval by Nigerian authorities, comes as Total moves to sell up to $20 billion of assets in the next two years to reshape its operations.

The sudden and unexpected development raises new questions about the future of Yahoo, which had counted on completing the deal to raise billions of dollars that the embattled online company could use to reshape its operations.

Industry analysts believe Ford cannot wait any longer to reshape its manufacturing operations and step up production of smaller cars.

Ford's first wave of autonomous vehicles will be produced at a new center in southeast Michigan, the company announced Wednesday, as part of a $900 million investment to reshape its manufacturing operations in the state.

It means Russia reshaping its own identity".

Japan is reshaping its defence in response to the shifting balance of power in Asia.

He quoted the report as saying that unless the United States scaled back its stabilization operations, it would have to reshape its forces to "trade combat capabilities for stabilization capabilities" or depend on contributions of troops from allied countries or the United Nations.

Also this month, Elon Musk's SpaceX and British billionaire Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic announced layoffs as Virgin Galactic reshapes its workforce to prepare for commercial operations of its space tourism business and Hawthorne-based SpaceX pivots toward development of its satellite-internet project and Mars rocket and spaceship.

Morgan Stanley says it needs more time to reshape its battered franchise.

It survived its own closing, and the attempts to reshape its identity.

Defaults fell, which helped, but Itaú also reshaped its portfolio.