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...And one scoop: James Bayliss, Elliott Management’s head trader in London, has left the firm in the latest departure of a long-serving member from the $59bn US hedge fund’s main European office, said people...
...lucinda.elliott@ft.com Letter in response to this column: Argentina cynicism shoots down its football euphoria / From Andrea Goldstein, Paris, France...
...Investors remain wary of another false dawn for a Tokyo market whose rallies have repeatedly proved shortlived....
...Not just every Labour government, but every government in which either Labour or the Liberals have had a parliamentary majority since the dawn of the 20th century have reformed the unelected second chamber...
...Bankers last month postponed a debt financing for the $16.5bn takeover of software company Citrix by Vista Equity Partners and Elliott Management, after struggling to find willing lenders....
...The Olympics, according to Dawn Murphy, a foreign policy expert at the US Air War College and author of China’s Rise in the Global South, has illustrated that “China has a lot of friends in the international...
...“We’re back at pre-Covid levels and it doesn’t seem like a false dawn, it looks like a consistent return of customers,” said Graham Clemett, Workspace chief executive....
...The FT Editorial Board warned investors everywhere of false dawns and too quickly assuming that the pandemic is ending....
...One scoop to start: Masayoshi Son explored an audacious leveraged buyout of SoftBank over the weekend with investors including Elliott Management and Mubadala before opting for asset sales to fund a huge...
...But if Serie A decides to sell an equity stake instead, a new era dawns. For the first time, football leagues — not just famous clubs — will be for sale....
...“Everything happening” may include activist investor Elliott Management trying to oust him over his lack of focus....
...“It’s all cosy aperitifs with just a twist of lemon at the moment — but I wouldn’t like to bet against it ending up with ice buckets at dawn.”...
...Elliott Management, the activist hedge fund led by Paul Singer, is pushing to replace Twitter chief executive Jack Dorsey after taking a $1bn stake in the social media company....
...RPC edged higher after Elliott raised its stake in the plastic packaging maker to 7.9 per cent....
...Smart reads Working in the tech bro world In her personal history essay, Anna Wiener describes her four years working in Silicon Valley during the dawn of the unicorns....
...The pell-mell of events started at dawn....
...As dawn broke that morning, Mr Guaidó stood outside the Carlota military air base in Caracas and called for the start of “the final phase” of Operation Liberty, the culmination of a four-month push to unseat...
...“The idea that we could see a frictionless change of strategy that would deliver a silver bullet and create a lot of value for TI shareholders . . . is reminiscent of similar false dawns in the past,” he...
...Think of me, serene at my ironing board one afternoon next week, a smile crossing my face, as it dawns on me where my next win is coming from....
...Their return to US soil was televised live in a pre-dawn ceremony, attended by a president no doubt keen to distract eyes and ears from the billowing scandal involving alleged payments to his lawyer Michael...
...Elliott Management has taken control of the club after its Chinese owner failed to meet a deadline to repay debt — potentially making it easier to negotiate a deal....
...If you want to understand some of the dynamics behind the rise of Kirkland and Paul Weiss, see the FT's Big Read on The dawn of the superstar lawyer....
..."At the time of the initial dawn raid, Blakenham was bird watching off the coast of Scotland without access to a telephone. But he turned out to be no pushover....
...Elliott goes after BHP After disclosing it had acquired 4.1 per cent of BHP Billiton’s shares, activist fund Elliott Advisors immediately rolled out its demands to the world's largest mining group: scrap...
...The deal, which is expected to create cost savings of $45m-$50m, will bring together two companies that bought thousands of homes in foreclosure at steep discounts at the dawn of the financial crisis....
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