MetroPCS Communications Hopes for Support from Shareholders

MetroPCS is urging its shareholders to approve its merger with Deutsche Telekom AG's unit T-Mobile USA Inc. amid criticisms.


Oregon is offering bond issue worth US$204 million

The bond issue offered by Oregon amounting to US$204 million is backed by lottery revenue. The Department of Administrative Services of the State of Oregon is now offering US$204 million worth of bonds to the market.

GenNx360 acquires Horsburgh & Scott

Horsburgh & Scott, the renowned gear manufacturer, has been acquired by private equity firm GenNx360.

Taylor Morrison to Offer IPO

Taylor Morrison to offer 23.8 million shares in its IPO and is expecting a return of nearly US$524 million.


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American Greetings is privatized by the Weiss family. The founders of American Greetings Corp have reached an agreement to purchase the gift card and party goods firm.
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With the lack of interested buyers, the financial future of Pan Ocean and the STX Group is in jeopardy.
Suncor, with its plan to ship to refineries directly instead of building an upgrading plant assures better returns for shareholders.
GD Midea would be privatized according to recent plans of the Midea Group. GD Midea Holding Co had recently announced plans to purchase the listed company.
VeriFone's current conditions makes it ripe for takeover by private equity firm according to analysts.
In a letter, MetroPCS urged shareholders to approve the merger with T-Mobile USA. MetroPCS Communications Inc is calling all its shareholders to vote for the approval of its proposed merger with T-Mobile USA Inc.
Alupar would be raising nearly 1.16 billion reais for its IPO. Alupar Investimento SA is planning to raise 1. 16 billion reais or US$574 million in its initial public offering of shares of stock.
The proposed merger of MetroPCS Communications and T-Mobile owned by Deutsche Telekom AG appears to have more critics and oppositions in a bid to force Deutsche to offer sweet deal.
Dell would walk away if he is not retained as CEO. Michael Dell, in a statement, would only consider a buyout plan with Blackstone Group if the private equity guarantees that he remains as its CEO.