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Call option volume in TJX Corp. suggests the retailer may be in play, according to CNBC. Speculation of a possible buyout of the Framingham, Mass.-based company isn't entirely new. Last month, Dealscape presented a case for a buyout as shares of the parent of Marshall's and TJ Maxx were pounded in the weeks after law suits were filed against the company for a security breach that allowed hackers to steal customer data including debit card information. While Wall Street punished TJX for the gaffe, customers seemed more forgiving because sales had not declined, according to the earlier post. Now it seems investors are betting that TJX shares will rise by the end of the month. Recently, trading — especially of call options — has spiked ahead of a number of buyouts including the Hilton Hotels Corp. deal. —Matthew Wurtzel See story from CNBC.com
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