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South Korea Considers Allowing Poison PillsSouth Korea, where foreign funds have increased their holdings in the stock of some large companies like Samsung Electronics and Posco, is seeking to introduce a poison pill scheme to protect firms from being taken over. ... |
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The TASC Deal: A New Old-Fashioned Buyout?The private equity firms Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and General Atlantic are going back to the future with their latest buyout, Breakingviews says. ... |
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Cadbury Chief Knows Both Sides of Hostile BidsCadbury chairman Roger Carr's resolve in an earlier hostile takeover battle may well have helped inspire Kraft's latest move on Cadbury, Breakingviews says. ... |
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Cadbury's Cold Response to KraftKraft took its $16.7 billion bid for Cadbury, the British chocolate and chewing gum maker, directly to shareholders Monday after the Cadbury board rejected the offer as too low. ... |
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Amid I.P.O. Slide, Korean Bourse Attracts ListingsEven as Hong Kong begins to show signs of I.P.O. fatigue, several foreign companies have turned to Seoul, and are seeking to list their shares on South Korea's secondary stock market in a bid to tap liquidity there, the bourse operator said Tuesday. ... |
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Barclays' Remarkable BargainThe creditors to Lehman Brother's estate -- including large pension funds and hedge funds -- claim that Barclays bought the American firm for $5 billion less than it was worth. ... |
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