Real estate agent Purplebricks said publishing group Axel Springer had bought an 11.5% stake in the company for £125m, while warning that its annual revenue growth would miss market expectations
Real estate agent Purplebricks said publishing group Axel Springer had bought an 11.5% stake in the company for £125m, while warning that its annual revenue growth would miss market expectations
An investment group backed by Edgar Bronfman Jr, former chief executive of Warner Music, Len Blavatnik, the billionaire owner of Warner Music Group, and Ynon Kreiz, who ran Maker Studios, will not pursue an acquisition because of a valuation gap, people said who were familiar with the situation.
Press Release: LONDON, 30 September 2016 – Shard Media Group is pleased to announce that they have reached an agreement for the establishment of a joint venture with New York and London based The M&A Advisor to expand the company’s event, publishing and media services into the UK and Europe through its Shard Financial Media brand
Centaur Media Plc (LSE: CAU), the multi-platform business information, insight and events group, is pleased to announce that it has agreed to acquire the business and assets of Oystercatchers LLP (“Oystercatchers”). Oystercatchers will build on Centaur’s Econsultancy and other marketing assets to provide an international leading consultancy in the marketing sector
The old mogul’s bid is a bold one. But with such a prize in play, might the new media giants – the tech companies – step in?
The old mogul’s bid is a bold one. But with such a prize in play, might the new media giants – the tech companies – step in?
Here is a story about a practice called “inversion” where large corporates move their tax domicile to lower or nil tax environments
The value of deals in the technology, media and telecoms sector hit $174bn during the first three months of the year
Just as one swallow does not a summer make, a day on which $100bn worth of deals hit the market does not, in itself, herald the start of an M&A boom. But it certainly raises expectations.
Just as one swallow does not a summer make, a day on which $100bn worth of deals hit the market does not, in itself, herald the start of an M&A boom. But it certainly raises expectations.