JOACHIM SATCHWELLCopenhagen Private-equity funds were once more accurately called leveraged buy-out funds, or sometimes management buy-out funds.
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Under a London arbitration court decision handed down last year, Fridman's LetterOne Technology won the right to buy out Cukurova last year after Cukurova failed to exercise its option to buy out Fridman.
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N) offer to buy out minority shareholders in Axel Springer (SPRGn.
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This may be because more capital is chasing buy-out targets.
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T) said a full buy out by Toyota Motor Corp (7203.
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One is Google, the other is a private equity buy-out.
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Or, the activist fund suggested, management should buy out other shareholders.
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T) has been forced to buy out French utility Engie (ENGIE.
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"The feedback from the market overwhelmingly was to buy out SunPower and First Solar, or buy out the whole company and not replace First Solar," SunPower Chief Executive Tom Werner said on a conference call with analysts.
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Capital from the upcoming deal may be used to buy out shareholders.
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Not coincidentally, private-equity buy-out deals have also surged in Italy.
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I had to buy out an option that was held on Blood.
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Most buy-out giants were founded in recent decades by investment bankers.
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Temasek will buy out the remaining shares for 1.68 Singapore dollars per share.
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ITALY'S MEDIASET SAYS HAS NO PLAN TO BUY OUT SPANISH UNIT MEDIASET ESPANA
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Read These Stories Next: Did Drake Buy Out Petco For Taylor Swift's Cats?
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I pretty much buy out her stock of certain lollipops and tamarind candy.
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They are in a race against Bain Capital, a $105bn buy-out firm.
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Like many buy-out groups, however, Blackstone has maintained a complicated partnership structure.
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O) plan to buy out Sky and sell it to Walt Disney (DIS.
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N) final offer to buy out its fellow shareholders in Acacia Mining (ACAA.
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On Monday, it said it had no plans to buy out the rest.
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A. It's easy for us to say Dolan should buy out Phil Jackson.
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Buy-out firms, stockmarkets and junk bonds have all financed the industry's reinvention.
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ISAI also says that it can help entrepreneurs using owner buy-out transactions.
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The strategy of each party appears to be to buy out the other.
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Remington also borrowed $175 million to buy out investors that wanted to divest.
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But Mills said Monday that the Knicks would definitely not buy out Anthony.
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In theory, if SpaceX had enough money, it could buy out Tesla's shares.
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A case study of Kushner's purchase in 2006 of 666 Fifth Avenue by Columbia University's Center for Urban Real Estate said it cost $47 million to buy out former occupants Brooks Brothers and almost $12 million to buy out Hickey Freeman.
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The Ulva buy-out was announced to cheering delegates at the party's spring conference.
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Faraday Future will have the option to buy out Evergrande's stake in five years.
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Long4Life has also offered to buy out sporting and outdoor goods retailer Holdsport HSPJ.
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It's my makeshift and inferior version of my favorite sandwich to buy out somewhere.
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N) tender to buy out minority shareholders in German media group Axel Springer (SPRGn.
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In the United States, the profits enticed far-off chains to buy out independent
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The government plans to buy out minority shareholders including Air France-KLM's 7.8% stake.
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Congress could direct FEMA to help cities buy out homes that have flooded repeatedly.
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But soaring house prices have put Right to Buy out of reach for most.
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The fund often commands a large ownership stake and may buy out existing investors.
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He would need to raise more than $50 billion to buy out other shareholders.
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In early 6900, the city applied for FEMA grants to buy out these properties.
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For Harrison, though, you'll buy out the butcher for ribs, Italian sausages, chicken thighs.
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Note: This story previously said the Nets spent $21 million to buy out Johnson.
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N) said on Friday its tender to buy out minority shareholders in Axel Springer (SPRGn.
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The ministry does not plan to buy out outstanding debt instruments from market, he added.
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Payouts from such policies can be used to buy out heirs who aren't designated successors.
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N) said on Thursday its tender to buy out minority shareholders in Axel Springer (SPRGn.
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The teams had to buy out nonconference opponents who had been scheduled for that date.
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Sources tell Recode that AT&T plans to buy out Chernin's stake in the company.
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He would slay the monster by using Mesa to buy out larger, badly managed firms.
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The Twins potentially can buy out two years of free agency through the contract extension.
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He continued to buy out his competitors and eventually became the only publisher in town.
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Papa John's could also sell the restaurant to Schnatter himself or buy out his stake.
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If a company wanted to buy out the entire launch vehicle, that might also be feasible.
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Musk said he would make an offer to buy out Tesla stock at $420 per share.
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Do not buy out the entire dorm section at your local home goods store of choice.
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She jokingly asked the sales clerk how much it would cost to buy out the store.
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MOSCOW, Dec 23 (Reuters) - Russia's Megafon does not plan to buy out minority shareholders in Mail.
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LG while Permira backed a management buy-out of South African data center firm Teraco Data.
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YOU KNOW, WE – FABER: YOU WOULD BUY OUT SILVER LAKE IF THEY ACTUALLY WANTED TO SELL?
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Adeptio will also make a mandatory offer to buy out minority shareholders in Americana, KUNA said.
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They do what's called a buy-out, which is usually 1000% of your hourly studio fee.
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Just remember that there's no need to buy out the stock at your local grocery store.
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CN were up more than 12% after the proposal by GPA to buy out its shareholders.
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Deals • Carl Icahn sued Dell over its plan to buy out investors in its tracking stock.
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The state-controlled bank has no immediate plans to buy out its preference shares, Kostin said.
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The next year, Paramount allowed Disney to buy out its rights to distribute Marvel superhero movies.
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It had taken 13 years for Abraaj to become the best-known emerging-markets buy-out firm.
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On May 9th TPG, an American buy-out firm, said it would become the health fund's custodian.
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Micron Technology – Micron will buy out Intel's stake in a flash memory joint venture for $1.5 billion.
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E.ON declined to comment on whether it was already in talks to buy out GASAG's co-owners.
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They pretend to have folded and taken the government's buy-out, then wait for their father's reaction.
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Panasonic said last year it had agreed to buy out its subsidiary through an all-stock deal.
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A deal was nearly struck with the Saudi fund to buy out Tesla from the public market.
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The bank could even seek to buy out minority shareholders, the report said, citing two unnamed sources.
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SA for 4.6 billion reais and would offer to buy out minority shareholders and delist the company.
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Isuzu agreed in February to buy out GM's 57.7 percent stake in a joint venture in Kenya.
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Barrick on Friday struck a deal to buy out fellow shareholders in Acacia after raising its offer.
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Reuters reported on April 17 that HNA was in advanced talks to buy out Odebrecht from RIOGaleão.
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The company intends to use the proceeds from the IPO to buy out investors in Switch Ltd.
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Citing disruptions and safety issues, SpaceX has offered to buy out residents who live in the village.
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That is on top of the $5 million it reportedly paid to buy out the previous tenant.
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Cheniere said it will buy out shares it does not already hold in Cheniere Partners Holdings CQH.
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A scarcity of buy-out targets means funds are increasingly reluctant to let go of good firms.
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But getting money to buy out existing partners or to invest in other businesses is another story.
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Mr. Sacks knew one thing: He didn't want to sell his business to buy out his partners.
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Mr. Son could also buy out the rest of Sprint, perhaps as a prelude to something else.
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When Fincantieri balked, the French government seized control by exercising its right to buy out existing shareholders.
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A second stage, the 'buy-out', will see Rothesay take on responsibility for paying the pensions direct.
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In late 2019, the company offered to buy out everyone for what it says are safety reasons.
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These are video-recording sunglasses that, until recently, you had to buy out of a vending machine.
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Micron Technology (MU) will buy out Intel's (INTC) stake in a flash memory joint venture for $1.5 billion.
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This spouse will buy out the other spouse, using his or her share of the other's retirement account.
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A planned buy-out of Yahoo by Verizon, an American telecoms firm, may be rethought after its hacks.
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Tiger would offer to buy out minority shareholders of Asiabest, which implemented a voluntary trading suspension on Tuesday.
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They look and quack like banks—but are in fact buy-out firms investing mostly rich-world money.
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They look and quack like banks, but are in fact buy-out firms investing mostly rich-world money.
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Hitachi launched a 9.5 euro per share mandatory public offer to buy out Ansaldo's minority shareholders on Jan.
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The Long Island native pops one open to unveil enough money to buy out the nearest Bergdorf Goodman.
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MI and launched a mandatory public offer to buy out minority shareholders at the same price in January.
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Some other private Russian banks recently decided to buy out some of their subordinated debt from the market.
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VEON is proposing to buy out GTH's minority shareholders (42.31% of GTH's total shares) at EGP7.90 per share.
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It retails for $56, and if you'd been a Powerball winner, you could buy out all the palettes.
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He used proceeds of that sale to buy out minority shareholders, giving him 94 percent control of EPH.
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But according to the lawsuit, Hampton Creek required the contractors to also "buy out shelves of Defendant's products."
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But they must buy out the dissidents, at a cost Mr. Márquez estimated at more than $1 million.
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The printing company made headlines last year in an attempt to force HP to buy out the firm.
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He just might take whatever secret buy-out I bet Fred offers him to just go away quietly.
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The discussions will begin with Bertelsmann, which has the right of first refusal to buy out its partner.
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Goldin added that Beechwood's owners "have been arranging to buy out each asset" related to Platinum for SHIP.
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They successfully buy out two board members, but what they really need are Sanford Bensinger's (Richard Thomas) enormous shares.
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He said the union supported those terms, but did not say how many workers had accepted a buy-out.
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One more radical move mentioned is to buy out the IMF with cheaper and more long-term ESM loans.
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Businesses owned by Carlyle, a buy-out firm, are together America's second-biggest employer after Walmart, with 725,000 staff.
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Intentions to buy out public shareholders usually need to be filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, or SEC.
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For more news see ABB in talks to buy out India's L&T electrical business - Economic Times reports bit.
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It may need to buy out Mr Mistry's family, which has an 18% stake in Tata Sons, worth $15bn.
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Trump opposed the project, calling it "insensitive," and offered to buy out one of the investors in the project.
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Following the acquisition of these stakes, TLG would launch an offer to buy out all remaining shareholders, they added.
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Sponsor Gilde Buy-Out Partners will now take a smaller dividend payment of up to €65m after the changes.
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New owner JCF Capital ULC reached a deal in June with Trump Hotels to buy out its management contracts.
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Toyota Motor — Toyota decided to buy out the portion of mini-vehicle maker Daihatsu that it doesn't already own.
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Shareholders of the real estate firm last week approved a buy-out offer that would see the firm privatized.
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This comes after a Bloomberg story that Dell could IPO itself or buy out the remaining VMWare stake. Debt.
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In 2500 Berkshire partnered with 3G, a Brazilian buy-out firm renowned for swinging the axe at acquired firms.
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Per the report, the Hawks would buy out Anthony's contract if they acquired him, making him a free agent.
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So by 2050 there will be half as many workers available as now to buy out each pensioner's investments.
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Citing concerns about safety and disruptions, the rocket company recently offered to buy out everyone's homes in the area.
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Dai-ichi itself spent A$28 billion in 2011 to buy out Australia's then No.2 life insurer TAL.
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MSD Capital then joined with the brothers K. Thomas and Frederick Elghanayan to buy out another partner, Fortress Investment.
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Disney, after breaking the bank to buy out George Lucas, is expanding the "Star Wars" universe at light speed.
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Last month, private equity firm BGH Capital and its consortium partners offered to buy out Healthscope for $3.1 billion.
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The deal included an option to buy out the Capasas after a certain time, which Sequedge exercised this year.
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Debenhams, the retailer, took a stake in Blow, an on-demand beauty service, and offered to buy out investors.
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Rather than a merger, Blank Rome decided to buy out Dickstein's teams and take over its lease in Washington.
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You trade stocks, buy out competitors, hypnotise your customers—anything which will help you make your numbers go up.
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The Times reported that the Bruins wanted no part of paying TCU $8 million to buy out Dixon's contract.
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SHARES IN BRAZIL LOYALTY PROGRAM SMILES SOAR 20% AT OPEN AFTER CONTROLLER GOL OFFERS TO BUY OUT MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS
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Nevertheless, Fitd would need help from its member banks if it were to buy out the four rescued lenders.
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BTG Pactual had been considering a sale or management buy-out of the $4 billion fund, industry sources said.
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Mediaset said in a statement that the company has no plan to buy out minority investors in its Spanish unit.
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Icahn is opposing the deal for the computer maker to buy out DVMT shares, which track Dell's investment in VMWare.
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Following her father's death, Marina and her mother were granted a call option to buy out minority investors within 2021.
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If the need arises, the government will be able to step in and buy out the default portfolios of loans.
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We want to set up a new company, Jawbone Health, and we'll back that, and we'll buy out the assets.
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The Wall Street Journal first reported news that talks to buy out the tracking stock shareholders were in advanced stages.
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It is offering—for a limited period—to buy out remaining investors for €2 a share, roughly the current price.
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Instead of trading ownership stakes for funding, Tesla would borrow money from entities like banks to buy out the shareholders.
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In addition to the contract buy-out, Microsoft is making migration assistance, documentation and more available through FastTrack, it says.
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The deal includes 230 crore ($33 million) to buy out existing backers and an investment of 470 crore ($67 million).
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Selling to them outside of an ESOP is usually very difficult because few can afford to buy out their employer.
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Advent International, a buy-out group, bought Vantiv, the payments unit of America's Fifth Third Bank, for $565m in 2012.
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Several bidders including Salesforce and Google were both reportedly in the running to buy out Twitter before talks fell apart.
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WHEN BUY-OUT firms first came to prominence in the 1980s, they were seen as wolves in fine Italian wool.
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That came after the TASE demutualised last September, became a for-profit bourse and offered to buy out its shareholders.
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Over the weekend, the makeup mogul appeared to buy out a billboard in Los Angeles to celebrate his special day.
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I owed money to Crocker Bank for a business loan I had used to buy out one of my partners.
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"Gazprombank will buy out part of Sberbank's debt and will get the company's assets," one of the sources told Reuters.
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It is 80 percent owned by Energy Future Holdings Corp, the company Berkshire has agreed to buy out of bankruptcy.
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Hitachi launched a 9.5 euro per share mandatory public offer to buy out minority shareholders in Ansaldo STS on Jan.
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His two older sons, unable to cooperate with their younger half-brother, conspired to buy out his share of ownership.
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Thus you get EPA's plans to buy out 1,200 employees, leading to the lowest staffing levels since the Reagan Era.
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I paid what it'd cost to probably buy out the entirety of Sam Boyd Stadium for two Super Bowl tickets.
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"We have a ventures fund and great buy-out funds but there is an interesting pocket in between," he said.
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The Japanese conglomerate launched a 9.5 euro per share mandatory public offer to buy out Ansaldo STS minorities on Jan.
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GlaxoSmithKline's decision to buy out Novartis's stake in their consumer health joint venture, which includes Sensodyne toothpaste, for $13 billion.
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The decision comes as a group led by SoftBank is trying to buy out existing investors through a tender offer.
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Even if Murdoch were to refuse to increase his offer, Disney may want to buy out the minorities itself later.
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Shareholders of the Hong Kong-listed firm last week approved a buy-out offer that would see the firm privatized.
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The study said it took four years to buy out the National Basketball Association from its space in the building.
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On Monday, the president blocked Singapore-based Broadcom's bid to buy out the U.S. chipmaker Qualcomm, citing national security concerns.
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Going private requires cash to buy out the minority shareholders, usually through a merger, tender offer or reverse stock split.
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Advent bought it from Gilde Buy Out Partners and Parcom Capital Management which delisted the firm from Euronext Amsterdam in 2011.
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Didi's decision to buy out Uber's Chinese operation would give it control of almost 90 percent of the ride-hailing market.
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It then emerged that the money to buy out shareholders was not quite as secure as Mr Musk may have suggested.
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As well as placing cash in private-equity funds, they increasingly "co-invest"—ie, take direct stakes in a buy-out.
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Shares of German publisher Axel Springer soared 11.5% after U.S. private equity firm KKR offered to buy out its minority shareholders.
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Carl's Jr. promised one business idea every hour to impress the online retail giant enough to inspire a buy out.—Motherboard
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Today's big private-equity firms, such as KKR and Blackstone, cut their teeth during the buy-out boom of the 1980s.
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While Notch's tweet has since been deleted, Shkreli's offer to buy out the floundering imageboard is being taken at face value.
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Each of those cars has to be based on the production car that you can buy out of the sales lot.
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Bain Capital this year attempted a management buy-out of printing firm Kosaido Co, worth about 17 billion yen ($158 million).
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GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) reportedly plans to buy out partner Novartis, which currently owns 36.5 percent of the company's consumer health care division.
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Cramer was confident there are appealing stocks to buy out there because it is now far enough along in earnings season.
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Whatever the internal logic, Andalex was soon happy to have the federal government buy out its leases for just $14 million.
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Murdoch has wanted to buy out the rest of Sky since 2011, just before a hacking scandal hit his media empire.
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But it could be a sticking point the next time Facebook tries to buy out a burgeoning competitor or complementary service.
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The grant will buy out seven households, allowing a total of more than 50 of the community's 400 residents to move.
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Disney could buy out Comcast, though Comcast might want to hang on so that it can block Disney from transforming Hulu.
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The Singaporean company is M&C's majority shareholder and has offered to buy out minority investors for 620 pence a share.
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Take for example, the call Kavanaugh made when the giant health insurance company Anthem wanted to buy out rival insurer Cigna.
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Braslyn, UK billionaire Joe Lewis' investment company, proposed to buy out the same stake for C$2 per share last year.
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The changes will go into effect Thursday, as the German pharmaceutical company Bayer moves to complete its buy-out of Monsanto.
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"That tells me that they obviously did not undertake comprehensive data security precautions when the buy out took place," Raskin said.
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At least one significant investor has said it is unhappy with the price Agarwal has offered to buy out other shareholders.
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Years later when the buyer refinances to buy out Landed's stake or when they sell their home, its value is appraised.
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McCollam joined Best Buy out of retirement in 2012 to help steer the company in the face of intense online competition.
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Yet he will have the option — but not the obligation — to buy out Mr. Prokhorov at some point in the future.
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Volkswagen said it has offered to buy out minority shareholders in premium brand Audi, via a so-called squeeze out offer.
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The state will also pay 375 million euros to buy out land under the future highway, Transport Minister Jan Pociatek said.
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If the proposal goes ahead, Chinese companies which are already listed would have to find a way to buy out shareholders.
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SHARES IN BRAZIL AIRLINE GOL RISE 3% AT OPEN AFTER COMPANY OFFERS TO BUY OUT MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS OF LOYALTY PROGRAM SMILES
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The financing allowed Green Eagle to buy out Louis Dreyfus to invest in new palm oil mills and increase its landholdings.
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Their goal was to buy out the entire event, then not show up, making it impossible for real teens to attend.
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As part of the deal, Singapore Airlines would also buy out Jet founder Naresh Goyal's 51 percent stake, the report said.
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Both were involved in the buy-out of the retailer in 2352, and have been blamed by workers' groups for its demise.
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The delayed-draw loan will ultimately be used to buy out the lease on the company's Portland crude oil terminal in 299.
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Here, the goal is the same — buy out the shareholders so only a few remain — but the source of money is different.
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Bernard Arnault simplified his holdings in LVMH and Christian Dior by unveiling a complex transaction to buy out investors in the latter.
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Shares of Tesla Motors shed more than 10 percent Wednesday after the company proposed to buy out SolarCity for about $2.8 billion.
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Insurance companies, eager to get those liabilities off their books, stopped offering rich benefits and sought to buy out investors' existing contracts.
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He helps Black caucus buy out Rikki's event so that it will be filled with people of color, not alt-righter students.
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Following her father's death, Marina and her mother were granted a call option to buy out the minority investors within four years.
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Investment bank UBS has said that Fortum could buy out other shareholders, possibly with a second big for the outstanding Uniper shares.
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So a lot depends on whether there are provisions in their contracts that gives Sony a right to buy out Kemosabe's interest.
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Esure continued to rise towards the buy-out price of 280 pence per share set in Bain Capital's 1.21 billion pound offer.
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If the Chicago Bulls buy out Rajon Rondo, it will not be because they wanted to do something kind for Rajon Rondo.
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In May, there was talk of a buy-out battle between Coach and Michael Kors for one of their competitors: Kate Spade.
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For many tech startups and their financiers, a buy-out by one of the big platform companies is a badge of success.
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This is true of the internet bubble of 1999-2000, the leveraged buy-out boom of 2004-08 and the banking crash.
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The most recent purchase continues the company's aggressive strategy to buy out its competitors to further solidify its place in the market.
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The new group, listed in Paris, is looking to buy out all remaining Luxottica shares through an exchange offer ending on Nov.
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The changes will go into effect on Thursday, as the German pharmaceutical company Bayer moves to complete its buy-out of Monsanto.
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Citing safety and other concerns, SpaceX mailed letters to residents offering to buy out their properties at three times their appraised value.
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In his tweet Chen listed the names of more than 100 other people who have helped to buy out theaters for showings.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Billionaire Anil Agarwal faces investor resistance to his $230 billion bid to buy out minority shareholders in Vedanta Resources VED.
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GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) will pay $13 billion in cash to buy out joint venture partner Novartis (NVS) in their consumer health care business.
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Less than a year after the deal closed, Tribune filed for bankruptcy, saddled with unsustainable debt taken on to buy out shareholders.
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In addition to the Caixa loan, the Batistas will also have to pay for financing they took to buy out minority shareholders.
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Boral will also buy out Knauf's 50% stake in USG Boral Australia and New Zealand, returning the business to full Boral control.
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The brothers plan to buy out another due to the popular response, but the location and time have not yet been announced.
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In Mississippi Octavia Spencer, the star of Hidden Figures, has made an offer to buy out a Mississippi movie theater on Instagram.
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Whomever it brings on as an investor would also have to buy out Vornado Realty Trust, the family's partner in the tower.
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GlaxoSmithKline – The drugmaker will pay $13 billion in cash to buy out joint venture partner Novartis in their consumer health-care business.
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In that case, another provider may buy out a struggling facility, potentially leading to a change in services and fees, Breeding said.
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That is above the 90-percent threshold that triggers an obligation to buy out the remaining investors and de-list the group.
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He received an "irrevocable undertaking" from Usmanov to sell his 30 percent stake and will also buy out the remaining independent shareholders.
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Wistia, a video software company, used debt to buy out its investors last summer, declaring a desire to pursue sustainable, profitable growth.
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Qualcomm is in the midst of a tender offer to buy out NXP shareholders but has collected only a fraction of stock.
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It's money that it will use to hire and grow overseas and into diffferent languages, plus cash to buy out existing shareholders.
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Alternatively, Berlin could buy out Vattenfall and Engie and give E.ON an additional stake, a spokeswoman for Berlin's Senate Department for Finance said.
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Buffett has also been involved in the financing efforts behind an effort to buy out Yahoo led by Quicken Loans founder Dan Gilbert.
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Some have already resigned, in more or less vocal protest, and a new round of buy-out offers has many others contemplating leaving.
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The remainder could be used for debt relief measures such as a buy-out of expensive bonds falling due in the next decade.
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But even if municipalities managed to buy out PG&E's infrastructure, they might get into the same trouble themselves anyway, adds Mr Borenstein.
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There are a number of other potential partners, including Comcast and Dish Network, that could buy out Sprint without eliminating a direct competitor.
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Today, the operation has 20 employees, two retail stores, and countless pilgrims who journey from around the world to buy out his stock.
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In Europe EQT, a Swedish buy-out group, last month sold a stake in its vet group, IVC, valuing it at €3bn ($3.4bn).
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From the looks of it, however, the big buy-out isn't making Anchor complacent when it comes to building out its own offerings.
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Agarwal has said he wanted to buy out the London listing, which is dwarfed by Vedanta's Indian operation, to simplify the company's structure.
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If a platform like any of the cable, satellite companies, wants to compete and buy out the SVOD window, they can do that.
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Guests must clamor to buy tickets online for tables of two, four, or six, or go wild and buy out the whole restaurant.
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L, on Friday offered to buy out the remaining 08213 percent it does not already own for about 111.9 million pounds ($145.2 million).
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Or [women who have already had a] double mastectomy can just buy out of the catalogue: There are eight colors and three styles.
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I paid money, over a billion dollars, to buy out 50 percent stake in cash and asset from Abramovich before Putin becomes President.
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GlaxoSmithKline – The drug maker reportedly plans to buy out partner Novartis, which currently owns 36.5 percent of the company's consumer health-care division.
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Assuming Fox gets clearance from UK regulators next year to buy out the remaining shareholders, Disney will end up owning the whole group.
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They can use their money to take publications to court, as Thiel did, or to buy out media organizations, as Sheldon Adelson did.
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Like a buy-out firm, Pillarstone seeks to take control of overindebted, troubled firms and turn them round with new capital from KKR.
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Retreat requires much higher up-front costs to buy out and relocate residents, and the payoff won't come until years—possibly decades—later.
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Then again, Michael Dell told CNBC on Monday he would buy out Silver Lake personally if and when the fund wants to sell.
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Interest is expected to come from buy-out houses including CVC and Providence Equity Partners rather than from rival telecoms companies, they said.
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More than 20183 employees have left the agency since it began to try to buy out more than 1,200 workers began last year.
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The town is now battling a foreign chemical company for just compensation to buy out the remaining homes in this highly polluted area.
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Some investors then divested from the company, and Remington borrowed heavily during that time, including to buy out investors who wanted to leave.
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Dell announced this summer that it plans to buy out owners of that stock, known by its ticker symbol, DVMT, for $21.7 billion.
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First, SoftBank and Naver will have to buy out the near-28% of Line shares the South Korean parent does not already own.
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The 571 million pound deficit figure is based on what an insurance company would pay if it were to buy out the fund.
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Meanwhile, the thinking goes, more rural, economically-disadvantaged regions can rely on federal FEMA money to buy-out the most at risk areas.
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"Private equity funds could enter and buy out 10 to 20 ETF issuers with the idea of monetizing the ETF ecosystem," he said.
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Google, Facebook, Amazon, and others have amassed huge political power, influencing regulators, lobbying legislators, and even attempting to buy out entire city councils.
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In September, Arkadium used its profits to buy out the investors, allowing the company to remain independent and grow on its own terms.
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After a management buy-out in 2010, it became an independent company and listed in London in March 20053 at 290 pence per share.
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Silver Lake, a prominent buy-out firm that owns a stake in Broadcom, is providing $5bn in financing for the proposed takeover, alongside banks.
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The offer to buy out minorities, made in concert with Springer's main shareholders, is subject to a 20% threshold and runs until Aug. 2.
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U.S. investment fund Elliott said on Monday it considers Hitachi's offer to buy out minority shareholders in Italian train signalling group Ansaldo STS STS.
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Play like a Rick and buy out all of the flooble cranks and gobble boxes, or play like a Jerry and get riggity wrecked.
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According to Vatican sources, the Secretariat of State wanted to buy out an Italian partner so it could get full control over the property.
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For investors looking to start 2017 with a bang, Netflix and Facebook might be the stocks to buy out of the so-called FANGs.
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The trust's managers said last month they were reviewing options after receiving an unsolicited expression of interest to buy out all its stapled securities.
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"It started by not being able to get a loan for a car I wanted to buy out from a lease," Arison told CNBC.
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After a management buy-out in 2010, it became an independent company and listed in London two years later at 212 pence per share.
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All that has made fans like Grant to imagine ways to buy out the rest of Taggart's contract and see him leave for good.
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The "buy-in" signed by Rentokil has been agreed in anticipation of a full "buy-out" of the scheme, the FTSE-100 group said.
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Italian online luxury retailer Yoox Net-a-Porter's shares surged 25 percent, hitting a record after shareholder Richemont moved to buy out the company.
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Assuming Fox gets clearance from regulators in Britain next year to buy out the remaining shareholders, Disney would end up owning the whole group.
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But he will use the same argument: that Mr. Dell and Silver Lake are paying too low a price to buy out other investors.
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Alternatively, the homeowner can buy out Unison's share — at a price based on an independent appraisal — although that is permitted only after three years.
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Decide how, and under what conditions, the house would be sold, and if one party would have the right to buy out the other.
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RUSSIA'S C.BANK GOVERNOR SAYS HAS NO ESTIMATE RIGHT NOW OF HOW MANY SBERBANK MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS CAN BRING THEIR SHARES TO C.BANK FOR BUY OUT
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The company is accusing the sisters of having "immediately" stopped marketing and promoting the line, even actively seeking out other investors to buy out Hillair.
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The statement issued in March 2015 announcing Adwen's formation did not say if either party had any preemptive rights to buy out the remaining stake.
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Match says its suit is simply a defense of its patented designs, while Bumble ties the suit to Match's attempts to buy out the company.
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Past splashy bets like shelling out $130 billion to buy out Vodafone's stake in their U.S. wireless joint venture are showing signs of structural decline.
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Backed by Tan's coal assets, it was approved in 2011, helping Tan buy out a rival billionaire's stake in the now defunct miner, Bumi Plc.
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That's what happens when you buy out every showing in a movie theater for a day so your fans can see Get Out for free.
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Last June, Vedanta made a $2.3 billion offer to buy out minority shareholders in its cash-rich oil and gas unit, Cairn India Ltd CAIL.
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WeWork and SoftBank have announced a deal that will see the Japanese tech giant buy out around 80 percent of the beleaguered real estate company.
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Univision will take control of Fusion after a deal to buy out ABC from the millennial-focused cable network and website, the companies said Thursday.
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The fund spent $22008 billion of its own money and saddled the company with $218 billion more in debt to buy out the ailing retailer.
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KazMunayGaz offered to buy out minority shareholders of KMG EP in June as part of a move to tighten control over the London-listed subsidiary.
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In the past, there was an expectation that a foreign entity had to essentially buy out a company in order to trigger a CFIUS review.
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Buy-out targets tend to be small firms that are going cheap—that is, they have a low purchase price relative to their underlying earnings.
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Proceeds from the sale could help Dell pay down some of the $50 billion in debt it has proposed to raise to buy out EMC.
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Kind is not offering the right to buy out the entire company down the line as part of the deal, one of the sources added.
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"Instead of cajoling the unwilling landowners, a financing scheme should be designed for tenants to buy out the land," he wrote in a recent blog.
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A fourth source said Renova had made an offer to Gazprom to buy out T Plus, but Gazprom was not "greatly interested in the deal".
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Pharmacy chain Walgreens Boots Alliance is in early talks to buy out AmerisourceBergen, one of the big three drug distributors, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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The larger $16 billion amount would have given SoftBank a controlling stake in the WeWork, and would have required it to buy out other investors.
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But now an increasing number of patients are having the bewildering experience of finding out their prescription drug is cheaper to buy out-of-pocket.
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It has pledged to later buy out retail holders of bank bonds for 1.5 billion euros, taking its stake to as much as 70 percent.
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On the heels of the Dell-VMware deal, CEO Michael Dell said he'd buy out private equity firm Silver Lake, too, if given the chance.
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The official dismissed the idea that the Saudis would seek to buy out the Qataris, not least because Qatar would be loath crystallise a loss.
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Enbridge Inc, Williams Cos and Cheniere Energy Inc all said they would buy out their MLP pipeline or storage assets in multi-billion dollar deals.
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Today, a big part of the profits from distributor companies "are used to repay bank loans they took to buy out Electrabel's shares," he said.
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Deals • Dell sweetened an offer to buy out investors in a special tracking stock, paving the way for it to return to the public markets.
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At issue is Mr. Musk's declaration on Twitter last month that he had "funding secured" to buy out the stock of the electric-car maker.
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Two weeks after the collapse of a plan to buy out the company's public shareholders, the electric-car maker has again been plunged into turmoil.
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The energy firm on Thursday said it would offer a total of about 2.38 billion euros ($2.65 billion) to buy out minority shareholders of Innogy.
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Local media reported in 20193 that Kioxia would buy out the three US tech companies ahead of a stock market listing later in the year.
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Under one possibility, SoftBank would have spent $10 billion to buy out all of WeWork's other investors and injected $6 billion more in the company.
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They give you a market rate, plus they buy out, in some cases, what your residuals might be and what you would call modest success.
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In 2012, the Argentina expropriated 51 percent of YPF's shares, all from Repsol S.A., but declined to tender an offer to buy out other shareholders.
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A private-equity firm offered $7bn to take over Staples, a retail chain selling office supplies, in the biggest leveraged buy-out so far this year.
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In addition to releasing what could be its last earnings report, the final round of bidding to buy out the company is expected to take place.
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It wants to return EDF's nuclear operations to the public sector but does not necessarily want to buy out minority shareholders in EDF's other business activities.
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Blockbuster M&A deals including Bayer's bid to buy out Monsanto could be followed by other large-scale mergers in sectors including pharmaceuticals, one banker said.
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Buy-out firms are also becoming an important source of capital for the Mittelstand, the small and medium-sized companies that constitute the German economy's backbone.
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I think I will buy out a theatre in an underserved community there to ensure that all our brown children can see themselves as a superhero.
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I think I will buy out a theatre in an underserved community there to ensure that all our brown children can see themselves as a superhero.
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It is by far the largest foreign buy-out ever executed by a Japanese firm (even though the country's outbound merger-and-acquisition activity is surging).
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We see it when we're walking by in a rush to buy out sister's boyfriend a snuggie or just grabbing lunch at the local food court.
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In 2008 McDonald's tried to buy out Mr Bakshi's share for $7m, but he had evidence from an accounting firm that his stake was worth $331m.
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Last week Axios Pro Rata discussed how KKR was in talks to buy out the minority shareholders in German publisher Axel Springer, via a public tender.
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Elsewhere, British American Tobacco's stock jumped on the announcement it is offering $47 billion to buy out the stake it does not own in Reynolds American.
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More than four-fifths involves private equity in some way, whether to finance a buy-out or to lend money to a private-equity-owned firm.
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FOR many old hands in the City of London, the culture of Melrose, a buy-out firm, feels like a nostalgia trip back to the 1980s.
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The money was used to buy out most of the company's earlier backers, including venture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya, according to a report last year by Recode.
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Sensing weakness, legendary investor Carl Icahn tried to buy out the company nearly four years ago, which probably would have resulted in it breaking into pieces.
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The fund said that if Pasona did not respond to constructive dialogue to fulfil its responsibility to shareholders, a managed buy-out would be one option.
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But the company is running out of cash, and investors have been miffed by Mr. Musk's hasty plan to buy out his solar panel company, SolarCity.
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The two largest deals were a $2.2 billion buy-out of Chinese shoe retailer Belle International and a $2 billion acquisition of Polish auction website Allegro.
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Restaurant operator Yum China Holdings Inc extended its rally, and was up 5.2 percent after rejecting a $1013 billion buy-out bid from a Chinese consortium.
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Two years ago, when Barcelona paid more than $100 million to buy out Suárez's contract with Liverpool, many asked why the Catalan club needed another striker.
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When he then put that money into the company to buy out his partners, it would appear on the balance sheet as an infusion of equity.
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When Selma started declining economically in the 1970s, photography studios started going out of business across the city and Rosenberg would buy out whatever they had.
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In the process, it decided that the best solution would be for Ms. Kilroy and her sister, Mr. White's wife, to buy out the other relatives.
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Like other buy-out firms, it is raising record amounts, leading some to worry that capital is coming in too fast to be spent without mistakes.
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The company was created with help from Apple cofounder Steve Jobs, who provided the capital to buy out LucasFilm's computer animation technology and became Pixar's chairman.
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Tereos will raise its stake in TI in the coming weeks once it formally launches its offer to buy out the floating portion of its shares.
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If it's successful, the sources also said that J&J has an option to buy out Alphabet's shares, but the terms for that buyout are unknown.
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Earlier this month the company announced a near-$1 billion deal to buy out its partner in two mining operations in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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When the state liquor license Mr. Bell applied for about seven months ago comes through, he said, he will take over and buy out Mr. Meehan.
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Gamesa said on Friday it had granted Areva three months to decide whether it wanted to buy out its stake in the venture or sell it.
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Blackstone Group, Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company and Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC have agreed to buy out Goldman's 32.7 percent stake for an undisclosed sum.
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The neighborhood, where a large group of Caribbean homeowners settled a generation ago, is turning over quickly to developers seeking to buy out retirement-age residents.
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And if big companies can't easily monetize that data via third party ad networks, they can simply buy out those networks and do everything in-house.
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Indeed, a number of Mobike executives got together to buy out the company's European business from Meituan — the on-demand giant that owns Mobike — for $20 million.
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Such deals must be approved by a pre-agreed share of the limited partners, as investors in buy-out funds are called—and Abraaj has over 500.
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Vista, based in Dubai, is one of a number of private jet companies raising capital to buy out competitors and lead consolidation in the private jet industry.
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The share of corporate America that is unlisted is likely gradually to rise further, as buy-out funds invest some of their $1.3 trillion of spare cash.
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Last month Osram, a struggling maker of lights, said it is fully behind a €3.4bn takeover bid from Bain Capital and Carlyle, two American buy-out behemoths.
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QIA later decided to buy out most of Glencore's stake in their JV, which will leave Qatar with almost 19 percent stake once the deal is closed.
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Every year since 2013 has seen at least one buy-out of more than $10bn, according to the private-equity database of Thomson Reuters F&R itself.
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Arnault has been the majority shareholder of Christian Dior SE, which is the main holding company of LVMH, since a reported $13.1 billion buy out in 2017.
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Liberty House, management buy-out vehicle Excalibur Steel Limited and up to five other entities entered bids for Tata Steel's British operations, which employ around 11,000 people.
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In June last year, GoFundMe picked up a new financing round — that essentially let VCs buy out the company from its founders — at a $600 million valuation.
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The National Parks Conservation Association welcomed the rules but said the NPS needs to go farther and buy out private and state mineral rights to stop drilling.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - The chief executive of Brazilian biodiesel company BSBios said on Friday he plans to buy out state-run oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA's (PETR4.
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In August 2019, Florida set aside $75 million of hurricane recovery money from the US Department of Housing and Urban Development to buy out flood-damaged homes.
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Anheuser-Busch (BUD) will buy out the remainder of Craft Brew Alliance (BREW) that it did not already own for about $321 million, or $16.50 per share.
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The Takeover Panel hasn't yet decided whether the chain principle means that Disney would need to pay a higher price to buy out the rest of Sky.
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Airline lists in London raising up to 66 million pounds ($85 million) for Europe's largest regional carrier to buy out rivals and expand its fleet. reut.rs/39o8BFm.
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On Instagram the sisters are known as "Chicks with Kicks," and they say early on followers would make low ball offers to buy out the entire collection.
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Trump's campaign reportedly paid millions to buy out the ad space on YouTube's homepage ahead of the election, ensuring it will reach viewers at a crucial time.
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Axel Springer jumped 12.4% after funds controlled by U.S. private equity investor KKR offered 63 euros a share to buy out minority shareholders of the German publisher.
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In November, CVR Energy Inc said it may buy out the public holders of its refining unit, CVR Refining GP, which operates refineries in Kansas and Oklahoma.
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The downside is they feature in the sort of risky buy-out deals that have come to exemplify late-cycle exuberance, says David Riley of BlueBay Asset Management.
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The firm was part of a consortium led by Chinese investment house Hillhouse Capital Group that offered to buy out fast food chain operator Yum China Holdings Inc.
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Local officials will mull whether to rebuild or to buy out residents, even with staggering losses for the uninsured and increasing liabilities for those within insurance's broad umbrella.
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The French state will not use its option expiring in October to buy out the 20 percent of Alstom owned by telecoms group Bouygues, sources have told Reuters.
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He claimed that he had lined up enough money to buy out the firm at $420 per share, roughly a fifth above the share price at the time.
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Sotheby's said it would be acquired by BidFair USA, an acquisition vehicle set up by Drahi, which had offered $57 in cash per share to buy out Sotheby's.
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Investors are also seeking pastures new to evade fierce competition in developed markets, where buy-out firms' efforts to take over from banks have already reached a peak.
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Kalanick became upset that Sacca was trying to buy out other investors' equity in Uber in order to increase his own stake, according to a 2015 Forbes profile.
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To add anxiety to cost, there's always a chance another recipient could swoop in and buy out a bank's remaining stock of a particular donor's vials you've chosen.
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Over the past year, speculation has risen that Rio may buy out the remaining shares in TRQ, but Naemi believes Chinese firm Chinalco could be a viable contender.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Beauty products retailer Oriflame's founding family will buy out the group after other owners representing 60.5% of shares accepted a bid during the initial acceptance period.
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Homeowners also can buy out the startup's equity and take full ownership at any time (which they'll need to do if they sell their home and move out).
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Movile's investments in iFood and its buy-out of the competition took the iFood app from 240,22 orders per month to more than one million orders per month.
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Hard to imagine Michael Jackson's Estate getting even richer, but it just happened -- Sony is forking over $750 MILLION to buy out MJ's share of Sony/ATVMusic Publishing.
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Albemarle, which had been toll-refining its share of Greenbushes' output at Jiangxi Jiangli facilities in China has signed a definitive agreement to buy out the Chinese company.
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Yacoubian says a BMW rep got in touch with him and said that he needed to buy out Soulavy's contract with BMW, which still had one year remaining.
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Under a London court decision handed down in August, Fridman's LetterOne Technology investment business had a right to buy out the stake owned by Karamehmet's Cukurova Holding conglomerate.
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This estimate is based on the most conservative assumption of 103% buy-out offer take-up and takes into account expected proceeds from the tower sale in Pakistan.
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MILAN (Reuters) - U.S. investment fund Elliott said on Monday it still considers Hitachi's revised offer to buy out minority shareholders in Italian train signaling group Ansaldo STS STS.
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Several buy-out firms have been setting up funds that intend to lock up investor funds for 20163 years and to hold individual companies for at least ten.
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One contender is a management buy-out, led by Stuart Wilkie, a senior manager at Tata Steel, and Roger Maggs, the chair of Port Talbot's Waterfront Enterprise Zone.
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DE on Wednesday announced plans to buy out minority shareholders following its planned merger with rival Praxair PX.N in a sign the deal will clear regulatory hurdles soon.
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It's possible that all parties could end up working together, but it may be more practical to find a way to buy out Total's position in Elk-Antelope.
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Though Carlo Capasa said he and his brother had explored ways to raise enough money to buy out their partners, he added that they had not been successful.
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A state-backed Chinese brewer has agreed to buy out SABMiller's stake in the maker of Snow, the world's best-selling beer, Anheuser-Busch InBev said on Tuesday.
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SABMILLER SELLS STAKE IN TOP BEER | A state-backed brewer agreed to buy out SABMiller's 49 percent stake in the maker of Snow, the world's best-selling beer,
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Last week, I wrote about how business owners, whose wealth is tied up in their private companies, can raise money to buy out partners or acquire other businesses.
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In addition, the accumulation of mountains of cash by strategic buyers and the rise of private equity buy-out firms are making other forms of exits viable options.
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TASE, with 456 traded companies at a market value of $201 billion, demutualised last September and became a for-profit bourse and offered to buy out its shareholders.
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WASHINGTON — The Pentagon's top acquisition official is worried that adversary nations may use the economic downturn caused by the new coronavirus pandemic to buy out American-made technologies.
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In January, Singapore Airlines had to sweeten its offer to buy out Tiger Airways by 10 percent after the association weighed on the company to improve its offer.
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"I think I will buy out a theater in an underserved community there to ensure that all our brown children can see themselves as a superhero," Spencer said.
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The co-owners closed a deal late last year to buy out engineering firms Odebrecht and Camargo Correa, increasing their stakes from 20 percent to 30 percent each.
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Charles Kushner says that he is willing to buy out his partner, but some business associates say that would only double an already money-losing real estate bet.
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If the deal goes through as planned, the Kushner company will buy out Vornado's share of the office space and pay Vornado $120 million to settle the loan.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Volkswagen on Friday said it has offered to buy out minority shareholders in premium brand Audi AG, via a so-called squeeze out offer.
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The 2014 deal financed Rajawali's expansion into palm oil by helping the conglomerate buy out a former partner, invest in new palm oil mills and increase its landholdings.
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Nippon Life will buy out most of Reliance Capital's stake with this deal, the asset manager said here Reporting by Derek Francis in Bengaluru; Editing by Subhranshu Sahu
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The group of investors, which includes Blackstone Infrastructure Partners and Singapore's sovereign wealth fund, will buy out Tallgrass' outstanding class A shares before delisting the group, Enagas said.
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Among measures being considered by the government are a multimillion-dollar fund to buy out farmers who agree to close their farms and moves to encourage farm modernization.
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It is not the first time Brookfield Property's attempt to buy out a real estate investment trust in which it already owns a big stake has been rejected.
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But you're not gonna have entrepreneurship like we're seeing in this town if you allow big companies to buy out other companies and to completely dominate a marketplace.
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Nevsun also gave Reservoir about $135 million in funding to help it buy out its partner from the upper portion of its flagship Timok copper project in eastern Serbia.
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With antsy shareholders, Permira was able to swoop in, buy out some of those investors, and turn LegalZoom's transaction business into a subscription business that's ostensibly far more valuable.
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It is likely the hedge fund was looking to benefit from what could be a deal with Gannett Publishing, which repeatedly made overtures to buy out the newspaper publisher.
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It's one of the reasons privately held Dell is raising more than $50 billion in debt to buy out EMC in a deal expected to close later this year.
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According to terms of the joint venture, BBC has the right to buy out its partner at a set price before the end of next week, the newspaper reported.
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As you noted, the company foundered at least in part because of impossibly high debt payments that were run up after a leveraged buy-out backed by venture capital.
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A rough year means the company will not only miss profit expectations, but will have to buy out a thousand employees and end its DL line of compact cameras.
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Penta, which holds 68 percent of Fortuna through its Fortbet Holdings unit, launched a bid to buy out minority shareholders and take the company off the market in March.
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The biggest variable in Uber's CEO search has become SoftBank Group, and whether or not it offers to buy out a number of the ride-hail giant's early investors.
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VTB, Russia's second biggest bank by assets, has already said it plans to use some of its spare forex to buy out some of its outstanding Eurobonds this year.
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Check out which companies are making headlines before the bell: Blackstone Group — The private-equity firm offered about $2 billion to buy out Finland-based real estate company Sponda.
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That never happened and now we find Dell may in fact want to buy out the rest, or have itself swallowed up by VMware, which is a smaller company.
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It was also prepared to buy out DP World's stake in an existing container terminal to end a row with the Dubai port operator and avoid arbitration, he said.
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Stable Financial Flexibility Fitch forecasts BUT's FFO fixed charge cover to remain stable at 1.7x over FY0003-FY20 despite the increased amount of debt resulting from the buy-out.
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The offer would open in early 2018 and Allianz intends to follow up with a squeeze-out procedure, it said, referring to a process to buy out smaller shareholders.
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With the encouragement of financial "buy-out" packages, a number of experienced EPA enforcement professionals have left the agency in the past year, and more seem likely to follow.
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The merger market was still bubbly, and Basell borrowed the entire $12.5 billion it paid to buy out Lyondell shareholders, as well as pay for fees and debt refinancing.
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It also announced on Friday that it will partner with Alight Solutions and buy out the U.S.-based human resources solutions provider's India operations for $117 million in cash.
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FCB, formed in 2009 to buy out banks that failed in the wake of the financial crisis, put itself on the block in April, according to a Reuters report.
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Commenting on the planned equity buy out, Daniel Raab, MD of 7Commerce, highlighted Stylight's focus on fashion and home & living as complementary to its existing beauty & accessories investment portfolio.
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Its first goal: to buy out a full 25 percent of Michigan's mom-and-pop waste management industry over several years, according to an investment prospectus shared with Motherboard.
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It's a show of loyalty to the Party to buy out a leading media voice, he says, and, since the purchase, experts have been concerned about the Post's credibility.
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Why it matters: Naming the team enables Musk to claim a tangible step in what remains a vague and uncertain proposal to buy out Tesla at $420-per-share.
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"If we had that kind of money we would be the narcos," he said, noting the flurry of interest from international companies seeking to buy out local established companies.
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What could have been: Under one possibility, SoftBank would have spent $214 billion to buy out all of WeWork's other investors and injected $229 billion more in the company.
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Some lawmakers have suggested that the government should buy out ivory traders' stock and display it in a museum, or that traders should be compensated in some other way.
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Smaller rural hospitals are bought by the larger systems, which in turn buy out practices, and end up owning everything in a three to five county radius — sometimes more.
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The billionaire activist investor said that he intended to oppose the company's plan to buy out owners of the tracking stock and return fully to the public stock markets.
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The league failed in its efforts to buy out the Silnas, if only to let the Nets, the Pacers, the Spurs and the Nuggets keep all their television revenue.
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MOSCOW, Dec 9 (Reuters) - Russia's biggest automaker Avtovaz said on Monday it would buy out General Motors from their joint venture producing vehicles in Russia under the Chevrolet brand.
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Critics say so-called "kill zones," wherein large tech companies either buy out or copy their competitors, have concentrated ideas among a few big companies, resulting in less innovation overall.
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But first, the company is trying to buy out a nearby neighborhood of retiree-age residents called Boca Chica Village to make the launch site safer and easier to use.
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The company's whopping new round of growth capital will be used to buy out some undisclosed existing shareholders and to provide $50 million in new money for growth and acquisitions.
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The tech support business has been a signature element of outgoing Chief Executive Officer Hubert Joly's turnaround strategy that led Best Buy out of years of falling same-store sales.
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Since 2014 the buy-out firm has nearly quadrupled the amount of property it leases in India to international financial firms, from 43,000 square feet (64,000 square metres) to 2.7m.
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A Labour government would buy out the shareholders of England's nine regional water companies—at a price to be determined by Parliament—and create "regional water authorities" in their place.
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"I think I will buy out a theatre in an underserved community there to ensure that all our brown children can see themselves as a superhero," she said on Instagram.
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STOCKHOLM, June 26 (Reuters) - Beauty products retailer Oriflame's founding family will buy out the group after other owners representing 60.5% of shares accepted a bid during the initial acceptance period.
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The billionaire activist investor said that he intended to oppose the company's plan to buy out owners of the tracking stock and return fully to the public stock markets. nyti.
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It recently announced plans for a cross-border e-commerce hub in Malaysia, and, as TechCrunch reported last month, it is in discussions to buy out the remainder of Lazada.
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Kosaido on Thursday said shareholders had tendered 427,000 shares in the buy-out offer that expired a day earlier, or less than 5 percent of the minimum Murakami had sought.
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Less than nine months later, CEFC agreed to buy out the majority of the stake with QIA keeping its stake intact at around 5 percent, equal to its initial contribution.
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The ESM could buy out the IMF loans using unspent money from the Greek bailout, because the fund spent some 20 billion euros less than expected on Greek bank recapitalisation.
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Dissenting lenders have the option to sell their stressed loans to a company at a discount, or buy out loans to that entity from all other lenders at a premium.
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If United want to be able to profit off Mourinho's name, say with their own candelabras of precious metal, they will have to buy out Chelsea's ownership in the trademark.
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Rather, its aim is the "modestly-growing company", which Think3 wants to buy out in order to take the founders out of them and put them back into startup land.
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Australian cobalt developer Jervois Mining on Tuesday said it would buy out Canada-based Ecobalt Solutions Inc , for C$57.6 million, to expand its geographical footprint into the United States.
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France would not exercise its option to buy out Alstom shares from Bouygues, the finance ministry said, adding that the Siemens-Alstom deal highlighted France's desire to strengthen European industry.
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Essentially, you ask a lender — sometimes a credit card, sometimes a bank — to buy out your multiple loans, and you agree to pay back the lender according to its terms.
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Under Singapore's rules, an acquirer of a 30 percent or more stake in a listed company is required to make an offer to buy out the rest of the shareholders.
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Craft Brew Alliance (BREW) - Anheuser-Busch (BUD) will buy out the remainder of Craft Brew Alliance that it did not already own for about $321 million, or $16.50 per share.
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Good customers When the doughnut shop owner puts the goodies out, his customers buy out his inventory in just hours so he can go take care of his sick wife.
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It's still not clear if Walmart will buy out all investors with this deal, or whether it will take just a controlling share, and continue to involve other third parties.
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Unclear if this was about HarbourVest not being willing to buy out Bilden, or Bilden not wanting to sell at what he perceived to be a discount to future value.
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If Mr. Musk did get shareholders owning two-thirds of the stock to take part, he would need around $24 billion to buy out the others at $420 a share.
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It could be a bluff, with Anthony daring Jackson to buy out his contract so he can sign elsewhere — say, Cleveland, with the Cavaliers not having to surrender an asset.
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With no fanfare in early March, the Treasury Department issued a notice that allows employers to buy out current retirees from their pensions with a one-time lump sum payment.
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Given Careem&aposs experience pioneering ride-hailing services in the region, it makes sense why Uber would want to buy out the company rather than try to compete with it.
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Yet no amount of money is enough for him to buy out Foley's scrap metal supplier, who will lose in penalties, fines, and endless governmental harassment whatever he gains upfront.
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FRANKFURT, Jan 16 (Reuters) - German energy firm E.ON on Thursday said it would offer a total of about 2.38 billion euros ($2.65 billion) to buy out minority shareholders of Innogy.
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Brazilian orange juice companies used this cash influx to come into the U.S. and buy out Florida's production facilities, making Brazil a financial backer of much of America's orange juice.
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Mining group Pallinghurst Resources Ltd, the largest shareholder of Gemfields, in May, offered to buy out the remaining 52.91 percent it does not already own for about 111.9 million pounds.
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Axel Springer will first buy out Swisscom's 48 percent share in Awin for 60 million euros plus interest by exercising a call option, valuing it at 5.2 times 2017 EBITDA.
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BSPS said in an October consultation it planned to buy a bulk annuity if its funding level reached 103% on a buy-out basis - factoring in the cost of insurance.
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Entitled "Abraaj Fund VI warning", it accused the Abraaj Group, a buy-out firm based in Dubai, of inflating the value of its investments to lure capital into its latest fund.
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In fact, the biggest news from the event was the announcement that Sony will buy out of 60 percent of EMI's music library—netting 2.1 million songs—for about $2 billion.
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First Merchant Bank said in a statement on its website it was in exclusive talks to buy out the 68 percent of Barclays Bank of Zimbabwe owned by the British company.
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The central bank plans to make an offer to buy out the minority shareholders in Sberbank, part of the deal ending its nearly three decades as the bank's shareholder, it said.
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Microsoft is targeting its cloud storage rivals including Dropbox, Box, and Google today by offering to essentially buy out customers' existing contracts if they make the switch to OneDrive for Business.
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Market watchdog Consob said on Wednesday Hitachi must raise its offer to buy out minority shareholders in Italian train signalling group Ansaldo STS to 225 euros from 2300 euros per share.
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Barrick, which owns 63.9% in London-listed Acacia, on Tuesday proposed to buy out the minority shareholders as part of efforts to resolve a 2017 tax dispute with the Tanzanian government.
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Barrick, which owns 63.9% of London-listed Acacia, proposed on Tuesday to buy out the minority shareholders as part of efforts to resolve a 2017 tax dispute with the Tanzanian government.
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They are also considering a buy-out of expensive loans worth more than 20 billion euros from the International Monetary Fund and euro zone central banks due over the next decade.
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Bilibili has been doubling down on content investments in recent months, which saw it agree to buy out most of the comics assets of Netease, one of China's largest internet companies.
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Some pre-2015 contracts stipulated that a club buy out a third-party owner if the club declined another club's lucrative bid for a player, according to emails reviewed by Reuters.
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He is regarded as the richest man in history with an estimated net worth of $85033 billion in current dollars--enough to buy out Bill Gates, Warren Buffett and Carlos Slim.
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TASE last September demutualized and became a for-profit exchange, offering to buy out its shareholders to list on its own bourse in 23 at a value of about $150 million.
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In a lawsuit filed in federal court late Thursday in Boston, TargetSmart alleges that its rival Catalist engaged a Boston-based company specializing in corporate mergers to engineer a buy-out.
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Though SpaceX seems to want to buy out the entire village, approximately 10 property owners plan not to accept the deal, and for a variety of reasons, residents told Business Insider.
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Christian Obst, an analyst at brokerage Baader Helvea, said Klatten - who also owns a stake in BMW that she inherited from her father Herbert Quandt - could opt to buy out SGL.
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Trump, now the presumptive Republican nominee, was essentially forced to buy out NBC, which had been a partner in the venture, and then sell off the pageant a few months later.
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Flybe soared 92 percent after saying it had received an alternative financing proposal from a new consortium, challenging a Richard Branson-backed group that agreed to buy out the regional airline.
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VW has also offered to buy out minority MAN SE shareholders by March for 90.29 euros a share, which would cost VW about 3 billion euros if all shares are tendered.
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They would rather reward players who outperform their contracts than take a hard-line approach, or buy out remaining arbitration years from their young stars than go to often-contentious hearings.
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It had tried an economic embargo, crippling the newspaper by warning companies off advertising in it, and then tried to get pro-government businessmen to buy out the newspaper, he said.
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The S.E.C. lawsuit, filed on Thursday in federal court, said that Mr. Musk had made a false public statement by tweeting that he had "funding secured" to buy out Tesla investors.
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KKR achieved a 42.5% stake with its tender to buy out minority shareholders and bought a further 1.04% on the market, putting it ahead of Friede Springer's 42.6% and Doepfner's 2.8%.
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KKR achieved a 42.5% stake with its tender to buy out minority shareholders and bought a further 1.04% on the market, putting it ahead of Friede Springer's 42.6% and Doepfner's 2.8%.
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But after Xcel complained of high costs, the state passed a bill that allowed the utility to buy out its purchase agreements — though any changes must still get approval from regulators.
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If the Grizzlies need Rosenthal's help down the road, which isn't hard to imagine given how small the league actually is, refusing to buy out Iguodala would surely not be forgotten.
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Some of the funds will be used to buy out part of Goldman&aposs stake in the business because the bank&aposs fund is coming to the end of its cycle.
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As well as initially insuring Telent's scheme, as with Allied Domecq, the Telent deal will eventually see Rothesay take on full responsbility for the scheme members, known as a 'buy-out'.
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Even Google is taking its new phone seriously enough to buy out a chunk of the NBA's ad slots (I think it's this one), according to my extensive in-market testing.
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My husband and close friends said that I should press my mother to buy out my half of the house if she wasn't comfortable with my name being on the deed.
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According to Lukens, he made a deal that Deering would buy out his stake over the course of two years and then stop using The Lukens Institute name, which Lukens has trademarked.
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"We know it's bad to eat a pesticide-laden tomato in January yet we buy out-of-season roses from Trader Joe's without even thinking about it," says floral designer Louesa Roebuck.
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MUFG said after that, it sought approval to hold at least 73.8 percent in Indonesia's fifth-largest bank by offering to buy out other shareholders in addition to acquiring shares from Temasek.
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The program will buy out each homeowner, but since these damaged homes have so little value now, homeowners will also get forgivable loans, up to $200,000, to buy into the new community.
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Alternately, they could have sought to buy out the clause for what would probably have been a modest sum—players and owners in the NFL routinely re-negotiate contracts before they expire.
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When professional skateboarder Tony Hawk was approached by video gaming company Activision in the late 1990s, he was offered a $500,000 buy-out to put his name to one of its games.
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In proposing to buy out EMC, Dell proposed an ambitious and complex plan to raise about $50 billion in debt and issue tracking shares linked to VMware, an EMC-controlled software company.
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It has enough ammunition: even if it paid a 25% premium to buy out other investors, it would have €1bn in cash left over, says Sarah Simon of Berenberg, a German bank.
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In Asia's biggest buy-out to date, a Chinese consortium offered S$16bn ($11.6bn) for Global Logistic Properties, which is based in Singapore and is one of the world's biggest warehousing companies.
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News of the latest offer, the biggest inbound bid for a listed Australian company since Unibail-Rodamco's $16 billion buy-out offer for shopping mall giant Westfield Corp, sent Santos shares soaring.
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Quintal said it's likely that it will be a part of the separation agreement, including if Pitt will have to buy out Jolie, or vice versa, or if it will be sold.
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Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes, the country's largest domestic airline, said it had failed to reach an agreement to buy out its independently listed loyalty program, Smiles Fidelidade, after five months of negotiations.
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In March 2019, Airbnb also announced plans to buy out hotel-booking service HotelTonight as part of what was widely seen as a move to better compete with full-service booking firms.
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JERVOIS MINING: Australian cobalt developer Jervois Mining said it would buy out Canada-based Ecobalt Solutions Inc, for C$57.6 million ($43.23 million), to expand its geographical footprint in the United States.
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In dealmaking news, German pharmaceutical company Merck KGaA made a hostile $5.9 billion takeover bid for chemicals firm Versum Materials Tuesday, bypassing management and offering to buy out shares directly from investors.
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Usmanov had previously made a $1.3 billion offer to buy out Kroenke, but Kroenke's KSE (Kroenke Sports & Entertainment) UK Inc said its shares in the Premier League club were not for sale.
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Martin said the findings showed the need to boost incentives, such as existing government programs to buy out homeowners in flood-prone areas, to encourage people to live further from the coastline.
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A "liquidity event" is Silicon Valley parlance for one of three outcomes: listing the company on the stock market, selling the business or letting a private equity firm buy out early investors.
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As first reported by Business Insider, SpaceX — citing safety issues and increasing disruptions — recently offered to privately buy out the owners of about 35 residences amid its spaceport in a small neighborhood.
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Cleveland has few options to improve, and are likely stuck with aging buy-out candidates after the trade deadline, while Boston still has more valuable assets than any team in the league.
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AT&T already owns part of Otter Media and its video assets, but Recode reports it's looking to buy out the rest of the company at a valuation of around $1 billion.
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He tried once before to buy out other investors in the company, in 2010, but was forced to withdraw amid a furor over a phone-hacking scandal involving his British tabloid empire.
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Early in 2017, he made a $1.3 billion offer to buy out Kroenke, but KSE (Kroenke Sports & Entertainment) U.K. Inc said its shares in the Premier League club were not for sale.
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And this month, the founder of OSIM International, who holds about 68 percent of the Singapore massage chair maker, launched a S$13 million ($219 million) offer to buy out minority shareholders.
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Barrick could buy out the rest of Acacia that it does not already own, or it could split up the company, among other options, Bristow said in a phone interview with Reuters.
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Delta offered more than $1 billion in cash, a majority of which would go to buy out most of the Synergy Group, Mr. Efromovich's investment arm, with the rest going to Avianca.
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In police documents, Mr. Gilbert's lawyer said Mr. Hall filed the complaint in order to pressure Mr. Gilbert into paying $2 million to buy out Mr. Hall's investments in Mr. Gilbert's companies.
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The big, national brewers began to make deals with bars and liquor stores to sell their beer exclusively and used their deep pockets to buy out local breweries across the United States.
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The reorganization is expected to involve Mediaset's Spanish unit, but the company denied a report it planned to buy out minority investors in Mediaset Espana, in which it has a 13% voting stake.
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BBC Worldwide is in talks with advisers about borrowing hundreds of millions of pounds from private investors to buy out the half of UKTV it does not already own, the newspaper added. bit.
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And so, we've found, in some of our rounds, that the global buy-out shops were sniffing around our deals, but couldn't come to a decision fast enough, and certainly couldn't support businesses.
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In January Hitachi launched a 9.5 euro per share mandatory public offer to buy out Ansaldo STS minorities after buying the 40 percent stake in Ansaldo STS last year at the same price.
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Dell will not make any immediate moves to buy out the shareholders of the publicly traded VMWare stock, who will continue to own just under 20 percent of the company, the people said.
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McCartney, known for her understated designs and commitment not to use fur or leather, had an option until March 31 to buy out half of her label under the terms of the partnership.
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Sotheby's said it had signed a definitive agreement to be acquired by BidFair USA, an acquisition vehicle set up by Drahi, that had offered $57 in cash per share to buy out Sotheby's.
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In a Thursday letter to some shareholders seen by Reuters, Barsi said Unipar's plan to buy out minority shareholders for 7.50 reais a share is well below the fair price for the stock.
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The company, which in September made an all-share offer to buy out minority BMI Healthcare shareholders said it was making the move because trading conditions "remained difficult" across the private healthcare market.
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And it isn't just buy-out or M&A loans which are being made; lending for working capital last year was higher than in any year since 2007, according to Thomson Reuters LPC.
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If the offer succeeds, KMG EP plans to buy out other outstanding common shares and delist from the London Stock Exchange as well as the Kazakhstan Stock Exchange, it said in a statement.
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In June, Lexington, a secondary investor, agreed to buy out €1.2bn ($43bn) from investors in a 2012 fund of BC Partners, a London-based firm, while committing €600m to that firm's newest fund.
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Hong Kong stock exchange rules dictate that if an entity buys more than 30 percent of the voting rights in a firm then that entity has to offer to buy out minority shareholders.
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This week Russian steel producers Evraz and NLMK and shipping firm Sovcomflot announced plans to issue Eurobonds — bonds issued on foreign markets — to buy out some of their outstanding papers totalling $25 billion.
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Hitachi launched a 9.5 euro per share mandatory public offer to buy out Ansaldo STS minority shareholders in Janauary after buying the 40 percent stake from Finmeccanica last year at the same price.
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MADRID, June 7 (Reuters) - Spain's leading bank Santander on Wednesday said it would carry out a capital increase of around 7 billion euros ($7.89 billion) to buy out troubled Spanish competitor Banco Popular.
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The rift stems from an option to buy out the family between 2014 and 2016, taking into account a pre-defined valuation of 14.4 times operational profit for Teuto | Pfizer, the people said.
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British hedge fund Odey Asset Management said it intends to vote, on behalf of its clients, in favour of Barrick Gold Corp's , final offer to buy out its fellow shareholders in Acacia Mining.
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Fresh from announcing a deal to buy out Uber in Southeast Asia, Grab looks set to gain further firepower with Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba preparing to invest in the ride-hailing firm.
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If even Henry Kravis, co-founder of KKR, a buy-out behemoth, has called Mr Buffett's method "the perfect private equity model", might it not make sense to invest directly in Berkshire Hathaway?
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Nigeria is still seething over a verdict in 2002 by the International Court of Justice handing the Bakassi peninsula to Cameroon; it would have been far more efficient to buy out Cameroon's claim.
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San Jose and Sacramento have banded together in a bid to buy out PG&E from its investors and make it a customer-owned cooperative, but the company has fought against a takeover.
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President Emmanuel Macron's wide-ranging bill to make la Republique more attractive for business, known as "loi Pacte", envisages cutting to 23 percent the bar for companies wanting to buy out listed minorities.
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The House report notes that IP3 suggested the Kingdom buy out Westinghouse Electric, the once-great U.S. nuclear vendor that went bankrupt and is now owned by a Canadian firm, Brookfield Asset Management.
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So rough, in fact, that one local die-hard decided to take matters into his own hands by trying to buy out the remainder of the head coach's contract with lemonade stand sales.
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"The buy-out will completely extinguish all future pension liabilities from the company's balance sheet and the associated accounting surplus - with no company cash payments being necessary," the firm said in a statement.
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However, last I checked the founding fathers did not put the right to do a leveraged buy-out in the Declaration of Independence, Bill of Rights, Federalist Papers, or even Articles of Confederation.
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Events moved swiftly on Wednesday when Barcelona released a statement announcing that the 25-year-old had informed them of his intention to leave, and confirming the amount of his buy-out clause.
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Trafigura has wanted to restructure Puma's ownership for years but the move to buy out Cochan only began in earnest after Emma Fitzgerald took over as Puma's chief executive in January last year.
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This line of thinking has fueled major criticisms of managed retreat: it may force indigenous or historically marginalized communities to dislocate from their land, while the rich can themselves buy out of it.
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SINGAPORE, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Airbus is negotiating a preliminary order for up to 100 A220 jets as it prepares to buy out Bombardier's minority stake in the Canadian-designed jet, industry sources said.
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I try to let other customers get in there after, so it looks better for the CI. We won't do [a controlled buy out of view of police] if it's a violent guy.
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The Japanese investor typically invests hundreds of millions of dollars into private companies, and that sort of check would be expected here, though some of the money tends to buy out existing investors.
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It has sought to buy out the remaining portion of Global Telecom since 2013 but has stumbled on the question of outstanding tax liabilities, said Allen Sandeep, head of research at Naeem Brokerage.
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Rosneft also asserts that Bashneft incurred damages as a result of Sistema's decision to buy out Bashneft's minority shareholders during the 2013-14 restructuring and because it cancelled some treasury stock in the firm.
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While financial terms were not disclosed in the announcement, the Wall Street Journal reported that the Kushner Companies will use the money from the Brookfield lease to buy out Vornado, according to the Journal.
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The talks will allow KKR to launch a public tender offer to buy out minority shareholders after KKR agreed to form a consortium with companies held by Friede Springer and Chief Executive Mathias Doepfner.
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The paper quoted an unnamed source as saying that the state would hesitate to buy out minority shareholders, as it would cost "a fortune," or about 6 to 8 billion euros for 15 percent.
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Investors tendered 3.4 million shares in Ansaldo STS on the second day of a mandatory offer launched by Japan's Hitachi to buy out remaining shares in Ansaldo STS, the Italian bourse said on Tuesday.
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An employee shareholders group has asked the AMF market regulator to force the French state to buy out the utility's minority shareholders, in a dispute over its plans to build nuclear plants in Britain.
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In 2010 Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) sold Worldpay to Bain Capital and Advent International, two buy-out firms, for £2bn ($2.7bn) as a condition of the lender's bail-out by the British taxpayer.
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TOKYO, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp said on Friday it would buy out the rest of minivehicle maker Daihatsu Motor Co, a move that will help it leverage the lower-cost brand better.
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The All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC) had made a 13 million pounds ($80.68 million) offer, according to British media reports, to buy out early the lease of the adjacent Wimbledon Park Golf Club.
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But if SoftBank were to buy out board enemies like Benchmark Capital, then he could hold much more sway — and maybe even bring former allies Ryan Graves and Garrett Camp back onto his side.
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As part of the deal, PAG also offered to buy out all outstanding stock in Yingde, with the private equity firm owning 90.9 percent of the shares as of April 20, the company said.
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When Siemens and Gamesa agreed their merger in June, they specified that Areva had three months to decide whether it wanted to buy out Gamesa's 50 percent Adwen stake, or sell it to them.
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Flybe more than doubled its market value after saying it had received an alternative financing proposal from a new consortium, challenging a Richard Branson-backed group that agreed to buy out the regional airline.
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SI founder is teaming up with private-equity firm Warburg Pincus and other investors to buy out the Singapore-listed real estate fund manager in a deal that values the company at $1.28 billion.
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"Recently MOFCOM received complaints regarding Comcast's decision to buy out DreamWorks, claiming that the deal would hurt competition in the Chinese market," Shen Danyang, spokesman for the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) said on Friday.
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What's more interesting is how that could end up spoiling Disney's $52 billion deal to buy a significant chunk of Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox — which ultimately includes Murdoch's offer to buy out Sky.
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"Those of us who knocked on doors for him will not forget that he took billions of dollars from Canadian families to buy out an oil pipeline," said Tzeporah Berman, deputy director of Stand.
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The exchange had offered to buy out its shareholders, comprised of commercial and investment banks, before it lists on its own market next year, valuing the total shares at 500 million shekels ($146 million).
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"Many important investments have been realized through investment societies, club deals, special purpose vehicles or directly by family offices," said Fabio Sattin, president and founder of Milan-based buy-out firm Private Equity Partners.
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It was successful enough to enable the owners to buy out a competitor who started after Mr. Hendershott was already up and rolling — a truck called the Best Little Headshot Truck in Texas, Y'all.
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Look, if we wanted to spend millions of dollars -- $400 million, according to news reports at the time -- studying earth rocks, NASA would have sent the astronauts to buy out the showroom at Tiffany's.
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When Kroenke's proposed buyout of Arsenal became public, much of the focus was on the amount of money he was spending to buy out Alisher Usmanov, the Russian oligarch behind Red and White Securities.
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"There are plenty of deals to be made from bigger players looking to consolidate their market position and buy out competitors," said Mohammed Fahmi, the Dubai-based co-Head of EFG Hermes Investment Banking.
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The deal, which runs until 2025, includes a massive $553 million buy-out clause, the third biggest of any player at the club behind only Lionel Messi and Antoine Griezmann, according to beIN Sports.
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Mills did give a definitive answer about Anthony when he was asked if the Knicks might buy out the remaining two years of his contract, at more than $50 million, to guarantee his departure.
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The prince, who has been an owner of the hotel since 1995, formed a partnership with Ashkenazy earlier this year to buy out Mr. Roy and restore the Plaza to its five-star grandeur.
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With three years left on his six-year, $33 million contract, the Rangers could look to buy out or trade Girardi, 33, a veteran defenseman who has been slowed by injuries in recent seasons.
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CPPIB is said to be part of a group of investors proposing to buy out Global Infrastructure Partner's (GIP) 42 percent stake in the second-busiest airport in Britain, the Sky News report said.
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Reuters reported in 2016 that Tokio Marine, which already runs its own life and general insurance businesses in Southeast Asia's third-biggest economy, could buy out RHB Insurance for as much as $500 million.
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The company and its investors were also reportedly planning to spend another $500 million to buy out existing investors, though that wouldn't be disclosed in a Delaware filing because new shares wouldn't be created.
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In September 2016, Gordon announced that the firm had created a management committee to run the business and said it would let senior employee partners buy out the founders' controlling interests over the coming years.
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Stephane Beyazian at Raymond James said some investors expected a wider deal between the two covering more markets - they have mutual operations in seven European countries - or even that Liberty Global would buy out Vodafone.
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Earlier this year, Midea Group's attempts to buy out German industrial robot maker Kuka spared a political outrage in Germany, forcing the Chinese home appliances maker to offer numerous guarantees to preserve jobs, Reuters reported.
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Ponomarenko said that the money raised if a sale goes ahead might be needed to buy out a Russia's 30.5 percent stake, for which he and his partners will have a call-option this autumn.
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With many about to report earnings and guidance, analysts say the broadcasters could also wind up using the Bloomberg windfall to pay special dividends, invest in their growing news operations or buy out other stations.
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The Academy Award-winning actress announced on Instagram on Wednesday that she plans to buy out a movie theatre in Mississippi, where she will be when the film opens, to offer screenings to underserved communities.
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Funds controlled by KKR earlier on Wednesday offered 63 euros a share to buy out minority shareholders, representing a 40% premium and putting an equity value of 6.8 billion euros ($7.7 billion) on the business.
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AB InBev moved a step closer to completing its £71 billion ($91.22 billion) takeover of SABMiller, after China Resources Beer agreed to buy out the London-listed group's stake in their Chinese brewery joint venture.
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While Rio and the other major miners would no doubt prefer Simandou remains undeveloped, it's highly unlikely that Chinalco would pay more than $1 billion to buy out Rio if it didn't intend pushing ahead.
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The current majority shareholder of Save, Finint, is expected to cut its stake to 12 percent from 59.6 percent and one of its two shareholders is expected to buy out the other one, it added.
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City said it was getting rid of its Chilean coach, Manuel Pellegrini, and would buy out the remainder of his contract once it knew that Guardiola was prepared to leave his job at Bayern Munich.
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FRANKFURT, Aug 16 (Reuters) - The grandchildren of the founder of German publisher Axel Springer have tendered some of their shares to KKR, the U.S. private equity investor that has offered to buy out minority shareholders.
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Reuters reported here in 13 that Tokio Marine, which already runs its own life and general insurance businesses in Southeast Asia's third-biggest economy, could buy out RHB Insurance for as much as $500 million.
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In the meantime, the liability on Vodafone's books to buy out Kabel Deutschland's minority shareholders has risen from 1.3 billion pounds in 2013 – then worth around 1.53 billion euros – to 1.84 billion euros this year.
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Jonathan Litt, founder of Land and Buildings, said Chairman Richard Baker's buyout consortium could buy out the minority shareholders for as much as C$18 per share, nearly twice the C$9.45 per share offer.
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Hours after fans cheered him onstage in South Texas, Elon Musk walked into a morass: a private meeting with perturbed locals whose properties SpaceX, the rocket company Musk founded, had recently offered to buy out.
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Dell appeared on CNBC after his company announced it would buy out the holders of shares that track the performance of the computer maker's 81 percent stake in VMWare, effectively making it public once again.
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The Japanese conglomerate launched a 9.5 euro per share mandatory public offer to buy out Ansaldo STS minorities in January after buying a 40 percent stake in the company last year at the same price.
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Margarita Louis-Dreyfus borrowed $1 billion from Credit Suisse last year to buy out minority shareholders of Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC), pledging her majority stake in the commodities trader as collateral, a company filing showed.
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Actress Octavia Spencer went public with her desire to buy out a movie theater in Mississippi to give fans, who otherwise not may not be able to afford it, a chance to see the film.
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AT&T already owned part of Otter Media and its video assets, but Recode reported in June it was looking to buy out the rest of the company at a valuation of around $1 billion.
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Midea Group Co's efforts to buy out German industrial robot maker Kuka, for example, provoked a political furore in Germany, and the company has had to offer numerous guarantees on preserving local sites and jobs.
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By convincing these new backers to buy out the take-private investor group at a premium, Wang is now off the hook to make the September re-listing deadline, according to someone familiar with the deal.
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Among his previous assignments are Verizon Communication Inc's $130 billion deal to buy out Vodafone's stake in its wireless venture, and Altice NV's $17.7 billion acquisition of the fourth-largest U.S. cable operator, Cablevision Systems Corp.
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TO) has agreed to buy out pension fund Caisse de depot's stake in Quebecor Media for C$1.69 billion ($1.31 billion), giving it complete control of the broadcaster and publisher, the Globe and Mail newspaper reported.
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And while evidence suggests that the frequency with which tech titans buy out relative newcomers is slowing down, you can still find a steady drumbeat of people asking and advising others how to successfully get acquired.
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BRUSSELS - Warner Music Group and independent labels have urged EU regulators to fight Sony Corp's bid to buy out Michael Jackson's stake in its music publishing joint venture, saying the move gives Sony too much power.
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Russia's Kommersant newspaper reported on Monday that Nordgold, more than 90 percent owned by billionaire Alexei Mordashov, was unhappy with the low price and liquidity of its shares and could delist or buy out minority shareholders.
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There is evidence that Dodd-Frank regulatory constraints may be limiting leveraged buy-out loans, but this is in part a function of high equity prices which themselves drive higher leverage to make the deals possible.
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FRANKFURT, July 26 (Reuters) - U.S. private equity investor KKR said on Friday its tender to buy out minority shareholders in Axel Springer had received acceptances on behalf of 6.7% of the shares in the German publisher.
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Italy's market regulator Consob expects to reach a decision very soon on whether a price set by Japan's Hitachi to buy out minority shareholders in Ansaldo STS should be raised, the watchdog's head said on Monday.
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Why else would Bezos be willing to not only fight a ban that does nothing to his company, but also to buy out the cratering Washington Post, only to turn it into an anti-Trump blog?
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It should be supported by readily available cash on balance sheet, which Fitch estimates will be at its lowest at end-FY17 (EUR85m) following the buy-out transaction and the acquisition of the Yvrai franchises stores.
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The world's oldest tour operator has been battling fading demand for packaged holidays and high debt, and traders said shares were being hammered as investors had been hoping Fosun would buy out the entire company. Markets.
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Separately on Monday, Aurora's chief rival Canopy Growth said it would buy out a stake in a British Columbia joint venture and also announced a plan to list its shares on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Springer, which is being taken private in an agreed deal with KKR, confirmed guidance for 2019 that was lowered when it announced on June 12 that the U.S. investor would tender to buy out minority investors.
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In a separate move, Kering and fashion label Stella McCartney said last week they had agreed to end their 17-year partnership and the British designer behind the brand would buy out Kering's 50 percent stake.
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Eventually the increased competition from allowing Americans to buy out of state health plans should bend costs down, but that could take a while given the collapse of the insurance market the GOP inherited this year.
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Ride-hailing service Grab is being heavily linked with a deal to buy out Uber's business in Southeast Asia, but those rumors aren't stopping it from building its fintech platform after announced a financial services unit.
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SoftBank is behind all of the $300 million investment — this is not a traditional venture "round" — and none of the money is going to buy out existing investors, according to a person close to the deal.
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Guy Hands dropped his lawsuit against Citigroup, just three days after resuming his long-running legal feud with the bank over the advice it gave his private-equity firm in the disastrous buy-out of EMI.
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The Japanese conglomerate is expected to invest another $24490 billion or so in WeWork to help prop up the struggling company, buy out some of its shareholders, and usher its cofounder Adam Neumann out the door.
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That all changed with Mr. Ravitch's decision in the late '2250s to buy out of the Mitchell-Lama program, which allowed landlords to withdraw after 215 years by prepaying their mortgages and taking other financial steps.
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Across the country, Julie's plan to buy out her ex-husband's share in her beloved house falls apart when her neighbor tries to purchase the place and tear it down to put in a swimming pool.
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Musk is not prohibited from disclosing his plans on social media, however the move was widely seen as being highly unusual, especially since Musk already announced the price at which he wants to buy out shareholders.
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The central bank would also make an offer to buy out the minority shareholders in Sberbank, the country's largest lender, as part of a deal allowing the government to purchase a controlling stake in the bank.
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In January, Japan's SoftBank boosted its stake in WeWork by $2 billion in a deal that was billions of dollars below what the company had hoped to raise to fund growth and buy out existing shareholders.
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Recent months have seen a string of deals between payers and providers, such as the buy-out of Kindred Healthcare by Humana, a large American health insurer, together with TPG and Welsh Carson, two private-equity firms.
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U.S. private equity investor KKR on Wednesday offered a 40% premium to buy out minority investors in Axel Springer in a deal that entrenches the influence of the main shareholders at the publishers of Germany's Bild newspaper.
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In the banking sector, Commerzbank was the biggest gainer, up 3.3 percent after a Bloomberg report said that buy-out firm Cerberus was considering buying a minority stake in the German lender through purchases on the market.
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BC Partners, which took control of the steakhouse chain in 2016, spending around 300 million euros to buy out holding company Cigierre, hired Rothschild and JPMorgan earlier this year to find a new owner, the sources said.
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The Japanese conglomerate launched a 9.5 euro per share mandatory public offer to buy out Ansaldo's minority shareholders in January after buying a 40 percent stake in the train signalling company last year at the same price.
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Dwight is on his way to Brooklyn (who reportedly will buy out his contract, so we don't know where he's going), his fourth team in four years -- a lot of stops for a future Hall of Famer.
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Its shares rose by 18% on April 23rd, after Sky News reported that Fosun, a Chinese conglomerate that is its largest shareholder, and two buy-out firms were interested in parts or the whole of the company.
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Dell and its co-owner, the private equity firm Silver Lake, offered a combination of cash and tracking shares to buy out EMC in a deal valued at $67 billion when it was announced on Oct. 12.
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MGM Holdings is near a $1 billion-plus deal to buy out its partners Viacom (VIAB) and Lions Gate Entertainment (LGF) and take sole ownership of the pay-television channel Epix, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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TORONTO, June 27 (Reuters) - The new owner of a Trump-branded hotel in downtown Toronto said on Tuesday that it had struck a deal with Trump Hotels to buy out its management contract for an undisclosed amount.
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SI, which manages S$30 billion ($21.7 billion) in Asian property assets, is teaming up with Warburg Pincus and other investors to buy out the real estate fund manager, sources familiar with the matter said on Friday.
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To lay the groundwork for an eventual succession, Gordon said the firm created a management committee to run the business and will let senior employee partners buy out the founders' controlling interests over the next five years.
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Just today, the Wall Street Journal reported that LPs are pushing back against a plan to buy out a majority of WeWork, which would push the Vision Fund's investment in the co-working startup to $24 billion.
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The pair entered into a joint venture to develop the security and privacy-focused Android based Blackphone back in January 2750, before Silent Circle went on to buy out Geeksphone's half of the JV a year later.
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Netcare, South Africa's second-largest private hospital firm, has been in the UK market for a decade through a controlling stake in BMI Healthcare and in September made an all-share offer to buy out minority shareholders.
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The measure primarily boosts disclosure requirements for hedge funds investing in other companies, making it more difficult for a group of funds to team up to buy out a company and take it over without anyone noticing.
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The initial plan was to invest $113 billion in SoftBank money to fund WeWork's growth plans and use another $10 billion to buy out employees and other existing investors, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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New York-listed Cheetah, which has more than 600 million monthly active users on its suite of mobile apps, this year launched its Indian operations and is looking to invest in, or buy out, Indian app-makers.
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I thought I was doing a pretty good job staying focused on only buying what matters, but after completing a savings challenge last September, I realized just how many things I buy out of impulse or convenience.
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Last month, a consortium led by private equity firms Hillhouse Capital Group and CDH Investments offered to buy out China's top footwear retailer at HK$22016 per share, valuing the company at HK$14.93 billion ($214.9 billion).
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators on Monday cleared Sony Corp's bid to buy out Michael Jackson's stake in its music publishing joint venture, the world's largest with copyrights to the Beatles' songs and songs by Taylor Swift.
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Although the buy-out interest comes amid increased scrutiny of plastic waste, brokerage Jefferies said last month that possible British regulations play to RPC strengths, including its limited exposure to single use items like straws and cutlery.
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On the eight year anniversary of the bull market following the 2009 stock market bottom, the "Fast Money" traders said Netflix is the stock to buy out of the six best-performing stocks since the financial crisis.
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The company just today announced that it would also buy out Sixt from European car sharing company DriveNow for $260 million (to be clear, it's iVentures, BMW's VC arm, investing in Fair, while DriveNow is BMW itself).
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Yanolja has come to the rescue but a full buy-out looks like it will be dependent on the company's future performance, such is often the arrangement with strategic deals made with a view to full ownership.
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Part of what's fueling interest in Fox's international business is the regulatory hemming and hawing that's holding up Murdoch's proposed bid to buy out the rest of Sky, in which Fox currently owns a 39 percent stake.
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BRASILIA, Dec 9 (Reuters) - Shares in Brazil's largest domestic airline Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes SA and its loyalty program Smiles Fidelidade rose sharply early on Monday after Gol offered to buy out the minority shareholders in Smiles.
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Djibouti Ports and Free Zone Authority (DPFZA) said in March it was willing to buy out DP World's 33 percent stake in the container terminal to end the row with one of the world's largest port operators.
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Crossing the 30 percent threshold means that the U.S. cable company must offer to buy out other investors at the formal offer price of 17.28 pounds per share, valuing Sky at around 30.6 billion pounds ($40.2 billion).
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FRANKFURT, June 12 (Reuters) - Funds controlled by U.S. private equity investor KKR on Wednesday offered 63 euros a share to buy out minority shareholders in Axel Springer in a deal agreed with the German publisher's main shareholders.
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In the year after its troubles became public, buy-out funds focused on the region raised just $1bn, a third of their annual average in the previous five years, according to Private Equity International, a financial-information provider.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Shares in South African petrochemicals and energy firm Sasol dropped sharply on Wednesday after it said it was looking at raising $210 million in a share sale to fund a buy- out of indebted black investors.
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As a result, the BoE said it would buy out CHAPS later this year and bring RTGS operations fully in-house, citing "financial stability risks arising from the current structure ... including from the growing threat from cyber-attack".
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - VTB, Russia's second biggest lender, is ready to provide a loan to Qatar to buy out a stake in Russian state energy company Rosneft if needed, the bank's chief executive Andrey Kostin told reporters on Monday.
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Earlier this year, SoftBank boosted its stake in WeWork by $2 billion in a deal that was billions of dollars below what the shared workspace provider had hoped to raise to fund growth and buy out existing shareholders.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - U.S. private equity investor KKR said on Wednesday its investment agreement with the main shareholders in German publisher Axel Springer, under which it is making an offer to buy out minorities, was valid for five years.
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After the completion of the voluntary tender offer, if Disney and its subsidiaries own at least 95 percent of Euro Disney's shares, it would promptly buy out and delist Euro Disney shares from the Euronext Paris stock exchange.
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"They couldn't afford to buy out ads on The T or put up a billboard in Harvard Square," says Stephanie Yang, a freelance women's soccer writer and one of the founders of the Breakers' supporters' group The Armada.
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While all this has been going on, the proposed merger between Disney and Fox has been quietly continuing apace, with the monolithic Disney company making a $70-billion-plus bid to buy out Fox's movie and TV assets.
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In an interview with Reuters, Denso President and CEO Koji Arima said the buy out may result in the development of smaller cars with more specialized features, or an increase in Daihatsu branded vehicles which utilize Toyota technology.
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Enbridge said it will buy out Kinder Morgan's stake in the project, and expects the facility would still be well-positioned to "provide the supply diversity" that is attractive to overseas U.S. crude buyers, spokesman Michael Barnes said.
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The plan sees the creation of a single bank through the buy out of minorities by April 2300 and a shareholder structure that will see the presence of 2225 banking foundations with more than 2100 percent, it said.
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If Tata Steel, a well-capitalised multinational with global expertise in technology and marketing cannot turn Port Talbot round, a poorly-funded management buy-out with little expertise in global marketing or supply chains will hardly do better.
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TOKYO, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Japan's Toshiba Corp posted a jump in quarterly operating profit and said it will buy out three of its listed subsidiaries as the industrial conglomerate moves on from accounting scandals and a management crisis.
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MILAN, Feb 17 (Reuters) - Japanese group Hitachi said on Wednesday it had appealed against a ruling by Italy's market watchdog forcing it to raise its offer to buy out minority shareholders in Italian train signalling group Ansaldo STS.
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Gol announced in October that it would buy out minority shareholders of Smiles and delist the subsidiary, following in the footsteps of its rival Latam Airlines Group, which had announced a similar deal with its loyalty program Multiplus.
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He had been at JP Morgan since 2010 and Barclays said on Monday he was awarded shares with a gross value of £9m to cover the buy-out of stock he forfeited when he left the US bank.
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The M&A rule-maker, staffed largely by bankers and lawyers on secondment, said in April that Walt Disney's bid for Sky shareholder Twenty-First Century Fox requires it to buy out the rest of the British group.
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BHS's pension deficit had ballooned to 571 million pounds by the time the retailer went into administration in April 2016 - a figure based on what an insurance company would pay if it were to buy out the funds.
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If completed, the deal would be the biggest inbound purchase of a listed Australian company since the Unibail-Rodamco's $16 billion buy-out offer for shopping mall giant Westfield Corp, which just received regulatory approval at end-March.
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But, eventually, the power enjoyed by the Zuffa-backed UFC became too much for the San Jose-based Strikeforce to co-exist, before having its roster amalgamated with the UFC's following a buy-out worth a reported $40million.
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For example, research from the California Polytechnic State University shows that 20% of companies acquired by private equity through a leveraged buy-out (which adds more debt to a company's balance sheet) go bankrupt again within 10 years.
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Towards the end of the 1990s, however, a growing number of landless Zimbabweans, especially a group known as war veterans (many of them bogus), began to chafe at Mr Mugabe's failure to buy out and distribute white farms.
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Dell announced a $21.7 billion transaction this summer to buy out investors in DVMT — which tracks the value of Dell's holdings in the publicly traded software maker VMware and was created to help Dell buy EMC in 2016.
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NEW DELHI, Nov 28 (Reuters) - India's finance ministry wants the Reserve Bank of India to set up a fund to buy out stressed assets of the country's top 25 shadow lenders, a government source told reporters on Thursday.
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But Charles Kushner must offer a high enough price to also persuade Vornado to sell its stake in the building, buy out the remaining tenants and get Zara to vacate its space until the new tower is completed.
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The family is now considering whether to exercise its pre-emption rights and buy out Francesco's stake or let a non-family investor inside the holding company for the first time since the group was founded in 1933.
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SAO PAULO, March 2 (Reuters) - Brazil energy company Aes Tiete said on Monday that it had received a merger proposal from energy company Eneva, which is willing to pay a 13.3% premium to buy out Aes Tiete shareholders.
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The U.S. private equity house, acting in concert with main shareholders Friede Springer and Doepfner, tendered to buy out minorities for 63 euros a share on a transaction putting an equity value on Springer 6.8 billion euros ($7.6 billion).
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LONDON, Dec 18 (Reuters) - City Developments Limited, which wants to buy-out minority shareholders in Britain's Millennium & Copthorne Hotels, urged investors to consider the "very material premium" of its bid after a trio of investment firms rejected its offer.
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Yum China, which was spun off from Yum Brands in 2016 and operates the KFC, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell fast-food chains in China, reportedly rejected a $17bn buy-out offer from a consortium of private investment firms.
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SI jumped as much as 8 percent on Thursday, a day after Singapore state investor Temasek agreed to buy out the rest of the rail operator for S$1.18 billion ($870 million), an offer several analysts recommended to shareholders.
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OYO Rooms, the budget hotel network that raised $250 million in September from SoftBank's Vision Fund and hotel giant China Lodging, confirmed today that it didn't buy out close rival ZO Rooms despite plenty of evidence suggesting it had.
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The group's woes are feeding doubts about its business model—and heralding a possible fall from grace of the "lean-and-mean" investment strategy followed by 212G Capital, the Brazilian buy-out house that has controlled Kraft since 23.
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The group's appetite grew further when it set out to build a third platform, in the consumer-goods industry, by buying Heinz in 2013 for $27.5bn and combining it with Kraft two years later, through a $62.6bn buy-out.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - U.S. private equity investor KKR on Wednesday offered a 40% premium to buy out minority investors in Axel Springer in a deal that entrenches the influence of the main shareholders at the publishers of Germany's Bild newspaper.
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He was commenting on a proposal set out by Alexander Shokhin, a former deputy prime minister, for the state to buy out shares of affected companies as a way of helping them to mitigate the negative effect of sanctions.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - French shipping company CMA CGM on Monday formally launched a cash offer to buy out other shareholders of Ceva Logistics, valuing the Swiss freight forwarder at $1.67 billion, a tie-up aimed at fueling growth and savings.
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Industry and political sources said the two companies might ultimately have to join forces if losses become too painful, suggesting TIM could potentially spin off its network and merge it with OF or else buy out its smaller rival.
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Rupert Murdoch has long been waiting to buy out the 61% of Sky that his 21st Century Fox doesn't already own, but Fox News' retracted Seth Rich story led British media regulators to reexamine that deal earlier this month.
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They can hole up in a Vegas penthouse, hire an entirely Mormon staff because they're the only people worth trusting, grow ridiculously long fingernails and buy out the last remaining supply of banana nut ice cream at Baskin-Robbins.
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They hope to fund the £200m-400m they may need to complete the buy-out with a combination of government funding, bank loans and by asking present and past employees to invest up to £10,000 each in the project.
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DUBAI, Jan 9 (Reuters) - The board of Kuwait Food Co (Americana) said on Monday an offer from its major shareholder Gulf investment firm Adeptio to buy out minority shareholders at 2.650 dinars was fair, according to a bourse statement.
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CEO Erasmo Battistella, whose company R.P.Bio holds the remaining 50 percent in BSBios, told Reuters he will exercise his preferential right, foreseen in a shareholders' agreement, to buy out the stake that Petrobras put up for sale last year.
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The company also said it would launch tender offers to buy out plant engineering firm Toshiba Plant Systems & Services , marine electrical systems maker Nishishiba Electric and chip-making equipment maker NuFlare Technology to convert them into wholly-owned subsidiaries.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore state investor Temasek Holdings is set to announce a deal this week to buy out the remaining nearly 46 percent of SMRT Corp that it doesn't already own, two sources with knowledge of the matter said.
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In its last known offer more than two weeks ago, BHP offered a signing bonus of about $18,000, plus separate bonuses intended to buy out clauses in a previous contract that allowed for housing benefits and a loan program.
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On March 1, Eneva made a hostile offer to buy out AES Tiete's shareholders with a mix of 2.75 billion reais ($611 million) in cash and some 3.9 billion reais worth of Eneva shares, equivalent to a 22.6% stake.
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It seems unlikely that members of the Nordstrom family, who collectively own about 31 percent of the company's shares, could buy out the other shareholders without an investment partner like a private equity firm or a large pension fund.
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Joel Gascoigne, the founder of a now six-year-old social media management company called Buffer, publicly outlined his own process for saving up enough money to buy out the company's main venture investors a couple of years ago.
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WINDHOEK, March 24 (Reuters) - South Africa bank FirstRand's Namibian unit has secured regulatory approval to buy out a fund manager, it said on Friday, as part of the lender's stated plan to bulk up in the southern African nation.
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The news comes as private-equity house KKR readies an offer to buy out minority shareholders in Springer for 63 euros a share, supporting its main owners who want to take the company private and pursue long-term growth.
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In January, Hitachi launched a 9.5 euro per share mandatory public offer to buy out Ansaldo STS minority shareholders, after buying a 40 percent stake in Ansaldo STS last year at the same price from state-controlled defense company Finmeccanica.
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FRANKFURT, June 12 (Reuters) - U.S. private equity investor KKR said on Wednesday its investment agreement with the main shareholders in German publisher Axel Springer, under which it is making an offer to buy out minorities, was valid for five years.
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BRUSSELS, Aug 2 (Reuters) - The following are mergers under review by the European Commission and a brief guide to the EU merger process: — Sony Corp to buy out the Michael Jackson estate's stake in its music publishing joint venture (approved Aug.
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About £200m of the bond proceeds will be used to buy out Dennis's shares in McLaren Automotive and McLaren Technology Group, the two units that make up the company, though they are being merged into a new holding company, McLaren Group.
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Since Musk didn't actually have funding lined up from Saudi Arabia, he likely would have had to find it from existing or outside institutional investors, and then use it to buy out the shareholders in a transaction they'd have to approve.
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Axel Springer jumped 11.5% to touch a nine-month high after funds controlled by U.S. private equity investor KKR offered to buy out minority shareholders of the German publisher for 63 euros a share, a 40% premium to its market price.
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Wednesday afternoon, when Mercier was still on the verge of winning his second bracelet, Selbst said on Twitter that she was extremely drunk when she made the bet and tried to buy out of it the next day for $1,000.
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The Kushner family appeared on Friday to have struck a deal to buy out its partner in the troubled Fifth Avenue skyscraper at the center of its real estate empire, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Shervin Pishevar, an early Uber investor and a personal friend of Kalanick's, wrote several letters to Uber's board, offered to partially buy out Benchmark's Uber stake and attempted to intervene in the lawsuit itself when his initial overtures were ignored.
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Back-to-back floods in 5153 and 2017 drew the governor's attention, and a plan was hatched to buy out about 40 homeowners and move them to a new plot of land, barely 2 miles away, but 10 feet higher.
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It would cost $600 million to buy out Evergrande's stake according to filings with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, though that price increases every year for five years, with the maximum payout totaling $4003 billion if Jia waits until 2023.
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He explained how he arrived at the buy-out price of $420 a share, and that the funding he had "secured" would come from Saudi Arabia's sovereign-wealth fund, which, he said, has talked to him about taking Tesla private.
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In an attempt to remedy his company's shortcomings against General Motors in the salesroom and on the track, Henry Ford II put together a deal to buy out Ferrari, who at the time owned the most dominant team in racing.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, Bomer, who is married to Hollywood publicist Simon Halls, will buy out the AMC theater in his hometown of Spring, Texas so that its residents have a chance to watch Love, Simon on the big screen.
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With Qualcomm's share value on the decline since the beginning of this year when Apple launched a lawsuit against the chipmaker, Broadcom is using the opportunity to potentially buy out its competitor to expand its marketshare of the wireless chip business.
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LONDON, July 22 (Reuters) - Four banks have underwritten a new loan of around €22m ($2000 million) for Spanish retailer Cortefiel after its private equity owners CVC Capital Partners and PAI Partners agreed to buy out Permira and reinvest in the business.
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The consumer division is currently run as a joint venture with Novartis and there has been speculation GSK might buy out its minority partner before 2018, although the Swiss firm's CEO said last week he was in no rush to sell.
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Switch Inc, which was incorporated in June for the purpose of issuing the Class A shares in this offering, intends to use the proceeds to buy out investors in Switch Ltd and take control of it as a holding company.
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European creditors will probably grant frontloaded debt relief to Greece by using the funds left over in the third bailout to buy out part of the IMF loans, said Miranda Xafa, senior fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation.
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With the Street buzzing about asset manager BlackRock's decision to let machines play the market, Jim Cramer defended stock-picking for individual investors, arguing that some stocks are simply too good not to buy out of fear of messing up.
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TORONTO/LONDON (Reuters) - Barrick Gold Corp has struck a deal to buy out its fellow shareholders in Acacia Mining with a higher bid than originally proposed, raising expectations Acacia's long-running tax dispute with the Tanzanian government will finally be resolved.
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The offer to postpone arbitration, which was scheduled to start on July 20193, precedes a looming July 19 deadline for Acacia's majority owner Barrick Gold Corp, holder of a 63.9% stake, to make a firm bid to buy out Acacia.
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Under the plan, Casino would buy out minority shareholders in CNova, which would subsequently be split into three separate units located in France, Brazil and Colombia, said the source, who requested anonymity because the structure of the transaction is under discussion.
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Japan's Hitachi has 46.5 percent of Ansaldo STS after buying a 40 percent stake last year from Finmeccanica and launching a mandatory public offer to buy out minorities that has been undermined by a row over the price of the shares.
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L&T will buy out Mindtree's largest shareholder VG Siddhartha and companies in which he is a promoter, following which an open offer will be sent to the public shareholders of Mindtree, according to the report here published on Monday.
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The proposed buy-out of GTH's minority shareholders may lead to an increase in Fitch-defined net debt/EBITDA leverage to 2.8x at end-2017 (with Algerian operations deconsolidated and excluding restricted cash in Uzbekistan), above the current 2.2x downgrade threshold.
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And any dowry given to the firm that could have been spent retraining workers would be wasted in a repeat of the collapse of Rover, a Midlands carmaker that went bust five years after a similar buy-out in 2000.
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How he made his fortune: It was father Malcolm Glazer who masterminded the $1.47 billion takeover of Manchester United between 2003-2005, using the money he had earned in real estate, banking, and health care to gradually buy out United shareholders.
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But following an accidental brush fire, public-safety notices warning of the possibility for explosions, and a push to have the Federal Aviation Administration approve orbital-class launches with larger rockets, SpaceX is trying to buy out Boca Chica entirely.
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CDPQ and Generation partnership will buy out two-thirds of FNZ owned by U.S. private equity firms General Atlantic and HIG Capital, while around 400 shareholding employees will continue to own a third of FNZ after the deal, they said.
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ISTANBUL, Nov 30 (Reuters) - Turkey's Cukurova Holding on Wednesday accused its rival shareholder in Turkcell of violating an arbitration ruling by failing to buy out its stake in the company, another salvo in a decade-long struggle for the mobile operator.
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Exa said Dassault would offer $24.25 per share - a premium of about 43 percent compared to Exa's closing stock price of about $17 on Wednesday - to buy out its shares, and that the transaction valued Exa at about $400 million.
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Singh suggested, for instance, that funding through the $10-billion Green Climate Fund could be used to buy out the intellectual property rights of ground-breaking clean energy technology to make it available far more cheaply for countries such as India.
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Fortuna announced last month that it planned to acquire the companies from its main shareholder Penta, a Czech-Slovak group that has also offered to buy out Fortuna's minority stakeholders at a discount, with plans to de-list the group.
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PARIS, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Margarita Louis-Dreyfus borrowed $1 billion from Credit Suisse last year to buy out minority shareholders of Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC) and pledged her majority stake in the commodities trader as collateral, a company filing showed.
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An article on Thursday about Steven A. Cohen's interest in purchasing a controlling stake of the Mets from the Wilpon family misstated the amount Fred Wilpon paid in 2002 to buy out a partner's 50 percent stake in the Mets.
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L&T will buy out Mindtree's largest shareholder V.G. Siddhartha and companies which he founded, following which an open offer will be sent to the public shareholders of Mindtree, according to the report here published in the Indian newspaper on Monday.
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Farnsworth, ever the savvy businessman who seems incapable of admitting defeat, is now trying to buy out MoviePass and Helios and Matheson from its Indian parent company, using funds sourced from his personal investments and an unknown group of fellow financiers.
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"Because we're independent contractors, when a club rents their space out, owners take a handsome buy-out but the dancers never see any of that cash," Jacq wrote on an Instagram post of her own, encouraging people to visit Show Palace.
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China Resources Beer will pay $1.6 billion to buy out SABMiller Plc's stake in their China Resources Snow Breweries venture, a much lower price than expected and sending shares in the state-backed firm soaring by a quarter in value.
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Djibouti Ports and Free Zone Authority (DPFZA) said in March it was willing to buy out DP World's 33 percent stake in the container terminal, but Bin Sulayem said no contact or discussion over any sale had ever been made.
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The main shareholders in the Berlin-based publisher recently struck a deal with U.S. private equity investor KKR to buy out minority shareholders for 63 euros a share, a deal that would allow them to jointly pursue long-term growth.
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At separate ballots that took place on Friday, shareholders of both companies also decided to drop a compulsory tender offer that BM&FBovespa could have had to launch to buy out minority shareholders of Cetip, according to separate securities filings from both companies.
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HK) is set to win EU approval for its 2.45 billion euro ($2.8 billion) deal to buy out Veon from an Italian joint venture after reaffirming a pledge to help rival Iliad's business in Italy, a person familiar with the matter said.
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Some early-stage venture capitalists selfishly acknowledge that while Son is a destabilizing force in Silicon Valley, he is a force for good if he can buy out their shares in secondary transactions — offering them and their own investors an early exit.
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News spreads, and the whole little circus gets turned on its head when the entertainment mogul V.A. Vandemere and his lady, the "Queen of the heavens" (and, as it turns out, trapeze artist) Colette (Eva Green) show up to buy out Medici's circus.
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Including provisions like a first right of refusal to buy out the other partner's interest or agreeing to enter mediation can help you sort out what happens next if only one of you wants the home, both of you do or neither does.
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Instead of suggesting that you simply buy out every pre-made option for your week's worth of lunch packing, we've coupled five fan-favorite products with an at-home hack — so that you can get the most out of your pre-made purchases.
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In a commentary responding to Liu's comments on Saturday, financial magazine Yicai said the CSRC might have already collected evidence of illegal insurance funds used in some buy-out deals via tender offers or banner acquisitions, citing unnamed sources in the industry.
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SA is in negotiations with potential partners to buy out public shareholders as it seeks to repay the rescue financing it obtained following the arrest of founder Andre Esteves in November, Bloomberg reported on Monday, citing two people familiar with the matter.
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However, we also see medium-term pressure building on the financial risk profile as visibility on the operating performance becomes more limited after 2017 and considering potential payouts related to the buy-out of minority shareholders in its ViiV and Consumer Health operations.
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MUMBAI, June 17 (Reuters) - Tata Sons Ltd, the holding company of India's salt-to-software Tata conglomerate, plans to buy out Tata Steel Ltd's stake in Tata Motors Ltd on or after June 23, it said in a regulatory filing on Saturday.
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AMSTERDAM, April 7 (Reuters) - Talpa, the media production company of Dutch media tycoon John De Mol is planning to buy out its Finnish partner's stake in Dutch broadcaster SBS, newspaper Algemeen Dagblad (AD) reported on Friday, citing sources familiar with the situation.
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Acacia surged more than 19% to 7373 pence on its best day ever after Barrick, its largest shareholder, agreed to buy out the remaining shares in the company it does not already own at an implied value of 232 pence a share.
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Plenkovic said the buy-out was in Croatia's best interests after a United Nations arbitration commission ruled that evidence presented by Croatia in a lawsuit against MOL were insufficient to prove that certain contracts made in 2009 were the result of corrupt activities.
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Former chief financial officer Thomas Piquemal resigned over the project last month, while employee shareholders' association EAS demands that the state buy out EDF's minority shareholders, saying the government abuses its majority control to use EDF as a lever for its energy policy.
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De Mol's Talpa Holding has built a rival 25 percent stake in TMG, which he had earlier pledged not to sell, effectively blocking Mediahuis' plan to reach the 95 percent threshold required to initiate buy-out proceedings and take the company private.
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De Mol's Talpa Holding has built a rival 25 percent stake in TMG, which he had earlier pledged not to sell, effectively blocking Mediahuis' intent to reach the 95 percent threshold required to initiate buy-out proceedings and take the company private.
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Parent Dalian Wanda Group, owned by China's richest man, Wang Jianlin, offered HK$52.8 a share to buy out the Hong Kong-listed property unit, aiming to take it private before relisting it in China where it hopes for a higher valuation.
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UL has raised a record 93 billion euros ($29 billion) for its latest fund for private equity investments in Europe and North America, it said on Thursday, highlighting a rush by investors to back buy-out deals in a search for higher returns.
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"They (BHP) still haven't changed their strategy, they think that with a bonus they can buy out our (contract) benefits," Carlos Allendes, a union spokesman, told Reuters on Tuesday before beginning talks in the northern coastal city of Antofagasta, near the mine.
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With the Street buzzing about asset manager BlackRock's decision to let machines play the market, Cramer continued to defend stock-picking for individual investors, arguing that some stocks, like Facebook's, are simply too good not to buy out of fear of messing up.
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TASE has offered to buy out the shares held by its members - commercial and investment banks - at a valuation for the bourse of $150 million, Ittai Ben-Zeev told Reuters on the sidelines of a Dun & Bradstreet capital markets forum at the exchange.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The name Trump will be removed from a high-rise hotel and condo development in downtown Toronto after the project's new owner, JCF Capital ULC, reached a deal with Trump Hotels to buy out its management contracts for an undisclosed amount.
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According to Yahoo Sports' Pete Thamel, Florida State will likely spend more than $20 million to buy out Taggart and his staff at the end of the 2019-2020 season, making this one of the more expensive coaching terminations in college football history.
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Mr. Dell and Silver Lake are expected to announce as early as Monday that they have struck a $21.7 billion deal to buy out investors in a special class of shares created in 20133 to help Dell buy the networking company EMC.
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The chain principle first became a factor in April, when the Takeover Panel ruled that if Disney succeeded in buying control of Fox, it would need to buy out the rest of Sky at £10.75 a share — assuming that Comcast didn't win.
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The 35-year-old and his smokin' hot lady, Paulina Gretzky, are doing their part to help those affected by Hurricane Dorian ... hitting Costco to buy out a bunch of backpacks and supplies to send over to the kids in the Bahamas.
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The uncertainty over how many investors could hold private shares, and would want to, would be a challenge for Musk because the final tally would dictate how much capital he would need to raise to buy out those who would sell the stock.
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HONG KONG, May 30 (Reuters) - China's Dalian Wanda Group, owned by tycoon Wang Jianlin, is offering HK$34.45 billion ($4.4 billion) in cash to buy out Hong Kong-listed unit Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties, taking it private before it relists in Shanghai.
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For Saudi Arabia and China, which are both seeking to curb their dependency on oil, incorporating modern electric automobile technology could not only be a huge step forward economically but also prove problematic should either seek to buy out Tesla's intellectual property.
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Many homeowners lease solar panels from companies including Sunrun and Tesla, meaning at time of a home sale the seller needs to buy out the lease or the seller needs to find a buyer who is willing to take over that lease.
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Earlier this year, sources who declined to be named said First Quantum had sought to buy out state mining firm ZCCM-IH, which also has a nearly 20 percent stake in its mines dating back to the privatization of the late 1990s.
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MILAN (Reuters) - U.S. investment fund Elliott said on Monday that it considered Hitachi's offer to buy out minority shareholders in Italian train signaling group Ansaldo STS as too low and does not intend to sell its stake, drawing strong criticism from the Japanese company.
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A deal to pass on some of the insurance risk of defined benefit, or final salary, company schemes through a so-called 'buy-in', is often easier to price than a deal for all of the risk, a so-called 'buy-out', pension consultants say.
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Proceeds from the transaction would give the Kushner family enough to pay off more than $1.1 billion of debt on the building and buy out its partner, Vornado Realty Trust, according to the Wall Street Journal, which broke news about the deal on Friday.
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But, Chris Weafer, a senior partner at Macro-Advisory, told CNBC in a phone interview that the urgency to impose those income-generating proposals has somewhat subsided thanks to a slight oil price recovery, continued ruble weakness, and prospects of a Rosneft stake buy-out.
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The Disney divorce guarantees that Disney will buy out Comcast's Hulu stake by valuing Hulu at least $27.5 billion — a huge leap up from the $15 billion that Hulu was valued at earlier this year when AT&T worked out its Hulu divorce terms.
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SAO PAULO, Sept 13 (Reuters) - Grupo Globo SA, Latin America's largest media conglomerate, agreed on Tuesday to buy out the stake that partner Grupo Folha had in Valor Econômico newspaper for an undisclosed sum, just as a harsh recession hits the nation's largest publishing firms.
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The one fly in the ointment of Comcast&aposs past attempts to try to buy out assets was the Justice Department and the fact that the Justice Department hates these companies like Comcast that mix big distribution of cable TV content with said content.
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Louis Dreyfus is also facing financial pressure after injecting $1 billion this year into debt-laden Brazilian sugar unit Biosev, while Margarita Louis-Dreyfus is due to buy out a chunk of shares from minority family shareholders in what could cost at least $800 million.
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He said more details would be provided in due course but said he anyone who can raise $10 should be able to buy shares in Mascom, which Econet valued at more than $600 million when it agreed to buy out MTN's 53 percent holding.
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Sports Direct had on Friday offered to buy out the firm to enlarge an empire stretching from department stores and sofa shops to lingerie, but wrote to Patisserie administrators KPMG saying it lacked the information required to continue bidding, British media reported on Sunday.
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A long playerIn a long-running legal saga Guy Hands, the founder of Terra Firma Capital Partners, went back to court to resume his fight with Citigroup over the advice its British arm gave to him in the calamitous buy-out of EMI in 2007.
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And then, of course, there was Guttman, who in 2009 became the original money man to buy out Adam Neumann—then a cash-strapped, credential-free hustler with a failing baby clothes business whose résumé at that point comprised five years in the Israeli navy.
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In an interview, Mr. Ackman said he was contacted this month by bankers at Jefferies, the investment bank, who told him they were planning to put together a trade to buy out Herbalife's biggest shareholder (that's Mr. Icahn, who owns an 18.3 percent stake).
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PSG activated a buy-out clause rather than a negotiate a typical transfer fee for Neymar and while fans of the French club will be delighted at signing one of the world's top players, the money invested in the Brazilian is unlikely to be recouped.
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M&R said in a statement if a formal offer is made, it will buy out Aveng's stock worth 13 billion rand by issuing new shares, assuming that Aveng separately raises at least 300 million rand in new capital through its proposed rights offer.
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All three sites ultimately ended up settling with Casper, though Casper then loaned an SEO and startup consultancy named JAKK Media money to buy out Sleepopolis—potentially putting itself in the awkward position of engaging in similar business practices to those it just sued.
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Management has stated its intention to increase the scale of its Consumer Healthcare business through acquisitions, but Fitch would treat any additional medium-size or large acquisition, including a potential obligation to buy out Pfizer's 12% stake in its ViiV business, as event risk.
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Enel will take the helm of the sale process of its 50% stake in wholesale-only broadband operator Open Fiber as TIM's plans to find one or more funds to help it buy out Open Fiber "have been stopped", the report added, without citing sources.
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Some experts recommend grabbing enough food for a few days, or even a few weeks in case of quarantine—if it makes you feel better, go for it, but no need to buy out the supply of gallon water jugs at your local Kroger.
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Facebook will also need to buy out top TikTok creators to make videos for it instead, and even quasi-hire some of the most prolific video meme or challenge inventors to give users trends to jump on rather than just one-off clips to watch.
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Limiting losses on the STOXX 600 was a 4.6% jump in British retailer Tesco after the company said it might sell its Asian businesses, while Osram rose 14.9% on speculation that sensor specialist AMS could make a higher offer to buy out the German company.
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City environmental officials said they are expanding their efforts to address the impact of climate change on the watershed, including setting aside more money to buy out homeowners in flood-prone areas and pay for engineering studies of flood hazards in towns and villages.
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Parent company Dalian Wanda Group, owned by China's richest man Wang Jianlin, is offering $4.4 billion in cash to buy out the Hong Kong property unit, part of a plan to take it private before relisting it in Shanghai where it hopes to gain better valuations.
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One high-ranking official in the military police, a man named Meas Sotha, is a major shareholder at SL. He taunted workers' unions during a 2013 strike saying, "If they want to buy out my shares they can," according to a report in the Cambodia Daily.
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As part of a side deal, General Motors also plans to buy out SAIC's 8683 percent stake in SAIC General Motors Investment - a joint venture it formed with the Chinese automaker in 2009 to expand its presence in emerging markets like India, a separate filing showed.
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Like any monopoly game, the goal is buy out the board and bankrupt your friends, but there's an added twist: In the spirit of the video game, a storm card can limit players to specific places on the board, much like the storm in the actual game.
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"These execs are all looking around and saying to themselves, 'Shit, we want a Black Panther; we want a movie where motherfuckers come out in droves and see it multiple times and buy out movie theaters,'" actress and writer Lena Waithe told Vanity Fair in April.
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Mr Ross, a private-equity boss turned senior member of the Trump administration, is reported to have held a 31% stake (through a buy-out firm he owns) in a company called Navigator, which received tens of millions of dollars for shipping oil for a Russian client.
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A year ago Michael Gordon, who founded the firm with John Angelo 29 years ago, laid the groundwork for an eventual succession, by creating a management committee to run the business and letting senior employee partners buy out the founders' controlling interests over the next five years.
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Bulgaria plans to keep a blocking stake in the venture and participate with the site, the nuclear reactors and the acquired licences, but would not extend state or corporate guarantees or offer investors to buy out electricity from the plant under long-term contracts at preferential rates.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - HNA Airport Holding Group Co Ltd will buy out the stake that engineering conglomerate Odebrecht SA has in Brazil's second-busiest international airport in order to help solve an impasse with a government agency over licensing rights, a Brazilian Cabinet minister said on Monday.
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As Berkshire has got larger, it has shifted away from Mr Buffett's long-standing strategy of buying and holding cheap shares towards buying and holding entire companies, such as BNSF, a rail group, and Kraft Heinz (which Berkshire co-owns with 3G, a buy-out fund).
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It's a category of people documented in the Crazy Rich Asians trilogy whose massive generational wealth belie their financial decisions: They have so much money that they could afford to buy out the entire airline, and yet it still makes sense that they'll always fly coach.
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He also uses fabric scraps in his collage paintings, and his work requires so much yarn that, until his staff got him certified as a wholesale distributor for a yarn company, he would regularly buy out entire inventories at several local Jo-Ann Fabrics and Crafts stores.
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At the same time, one of Boggs's more open-minded white colleagues, Denny Rakestraw, is caught in a dangerous quandary when he discovers that his wife has been keeping a record of "Negro sightings" in the area and collecting money from neighbors to buy out the newcomers.
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At the same time other kinds of entities with access to cheap and often state-related capital have entered the buy-out market, including Chinese multinationals (financed by state banks), sovereign-wealth funds and pension funds that want to invest directly, such as the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan.
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The border-tax issue, another well-known point of congressional tension, puts discount retailers and those with a lot of debt at risk, even though Cramer doubts it will pass, another opportunity to buy out of the money put options on chains like JC Penney or Dollar General.
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