PRESS DIGEST- Wall Street Journal - February 21
Feb 21 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories in the Wall Street Journal. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
- Celsius Holdings CELH.O said on Thursday that it would buy health and wellness drinks brand Alani Nutrition in a $1.8 billion cash and stock deal.
- Chinese battery giant CATL 300750.SZ said on Friday that it has signed a strategic cooperation MOU with Volkswagen VOWG_p.DE to collaborate on electric vehicle batteries, new materials and other auto parts.
- U.S. online real estate firm CoStar CSGP.O is preparing a A$2.7 billion ($1.72 billion) bid for Australian property classifieds firm Domain Holdings DHG.AX.
- Amazon AMZN.O said on Thursday that MGM Studios will take creative control of the "James Bond" film franchise under a new joint venture with longtime rights holders Michael Wilson and Barbara Broccoli.
- KKR KKR.N said on Thursday that it has secured a majority stake of 58% in Fuji Soft and plans to take the company private.
- Disney's DIS.N ESPN and Major League Baseball will no longer be partners following the 2025 season, as the sides agreed to mutually opt out of their broadcast contract Thursday.
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