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Entries tagged "Roy Bostock"

Bartz focusing on Yahoo!, not Icahn

With Carl Icahn bidding adieu to Yahoo, CEO Carol Bartz will no longer have to quarrel with the outspoken activist investor.


Crawford picks up from where Icahn left off

Having never seen eye-to-eye with each other, fund manager Gordon Crawford, who's firm Capital Research and Management owns 6.5% of Yahoo! Inc., is -- in a sense -- picking up where Carl Icahn left off in his crusade against the Internet company's management. ...


Dealwatch: Yahoo!

A shareholder suit and a heated exchange between Yahoo! Inc. chairman Roy Bostock and activist investor Carl Icahn are the latest repercussions since Microsoft Corp. pulled its $47.5 billion bid for the search giant in Many and Icahn bought up shares, denounced the stalled talks and waged a proxy contest. A recap: ...



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REIT IPO deja vu

By Edward Schneidman, Michael Blair and David Malinger, Mayer Brown

Real estate sponsors that might wish to undertake an IPO will need to consider a wide variety of issues and begin to take action long before the first filing with the SEC.


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Loan-to-buy

By Steven Miller, Standard & Poor's

Paulson's proposal to purchase an equity stake in Yellow Pages publisher Idearc is the second time in recent months an investor group has used its prepetition debt position to execute a bargain price 'exit LBO.'


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Managing your shareholder base

By Bradford P. Weirick and Joelle Khoury, Gibson Dunn

Growth companies and their PE sponsors should be wary of the pitfalls that arise when they layer on tiers of preferred stock.



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