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December 27, 2009
A decade of ups and downs on the M&A carousel
...landscape of the media business and the way people used the internet forever. A decade later, the “deal of the century” is not only being...Industries for $5.3bn and Unilever made an unsolicited $21.3bn cash offer to buy Bestfoods. The end of 2000...44.4bn on Merrill Lynch. In the UK, Lloyds TSB put down $21.9bn to take over HBOS. And, ending RBS’s dream of becoming... By Lina Saigol in London
December 28, 2009
A giddy ride on the M&A carousel
...landscape of the media business and the way people used the internet forever. A decade later, the "deal of the century" is not only being...Industries for $5.3bn and Unilever made an unsolicited $21.3bn cash offer to buy Bestfoods. The end of 2000 also saw a...44.4bn onMerrill Lynch. In the UK, Lloyds TSB put down $21.9bn to take over HBOS. And, ending RBS's dream of becoming... By Lina Saigol, M&A Editor
January 10, 2007
Size matters in challenge to turn round Gap's fortunes
...chain also works with the traditional lead times of around nine months, while competitors such as H&M, Charlotte Russe and Forever 21 have adopted "fast-fashion" lead times of less than three months, enabling them to respond far more quickly to fashion... By Jonathan Birchall in New York
October 8, 2005
US is latest follower of fast fashion
...US clothing stores. Lower-cost fashion retailers Forever 21 and Charlotte Russe have developed nationwide store...small scale manufacturers in the Los Angeles area. Forever 21, like Bebe, mixes US sourced fast fashion with clothing... By Jonathan Birchall in New York
May 27, 2008
Tom Horton: Carrier that caught the fisherman, twice
...Beacon Advisors, to two private-equity firms. And it is seeking a buyer for its commuter carrier, American Eagle. On May 21 it announced plans to trim capacity by as much as 4 per cent this year, cut thousands of jobs, retire at least 75 aircraft...was laden with debt, and its bonds were trading as though one of corporate America’s most familiar names might disappear forever. Then, a few weeks before he started his new job, Mr Horton emerged from an underground station in London to catch the banner... By Justin Baer in New York
June 16, 2008
Transport: Fast train on the route towards modernisation
...swapped the peseros for a sleek, electric-powered train that whisks them into the city centre. The 12.50 peso ($1.21) ride is more costly, but few people have complained so far: the train, operated under a concession by a Spanish group...authorise the contracts without having to wait on Mexico’s congress. “If we did this in the budget, it would have taken forever,” says Mr Téllez. “It is part of a new intellectual way of doing things.” The money raised from the concessions... By Adam Thomson
May 27, 2008
Carrier that caught the fisherman, twice
...Beacon Advisors, to two private-equity firms. And it is seeking a buyer for its commuter carrier, American Eagle. On May 21 it announced plans to trim capacity by as much as 4 per cent this year, cut thousands of jobs, retire at least 75 aircraft...was laden with debt, and its bonds were trading as though one of corporate America's most familiar names might disappear forever. Then, a few weeks before he started his new job, Mr Horton emerged from an underground station in London to catch the... By Justin Baer in New York
February 17, 2006
Ask the experts: Where is Google going?
...following webchat took place live on February 21, before Mr Reyes’ remarks. On...last week or not. I’ve owned Google forever, and while I do trade around a core position...of the reasons I’ve owned Google forever and plan to own for another forever is because they focus so much on maintaining...
September 12, 2006
Dell founder backs chief executive Rollins
...a series of missed targets this year. Cindy Shaw, a computer industry analyst, said Mr Dell’s patience may not last forever. “The value of his Dell stake has been reduced by about $5bn over little more than a year,” she said. Shares of Dell...than $56bn in revenues today, have fallen more than 60 per cent in the past 18 months. They had risen 0.68 per cent to $21.87 by the close of trade on Tuesday. Mr Dell, the company’s biggest shareholder, said on Tuesday that it was up to... By Kevin Allison in New York
May 3, 2006
Lex: Procter & Gamble
...management has been hinting for quite a while, organic revenue increases of close to 10 per cent a year were never likely to last forever. Growing sales faster than the world economy is hard and especially so for a consumer goods company that is already a leader...that the market continues to expect much more. Despite yesterday’s fall in its share price, P&G still trades at about 21 times 2006 earnings. Yet volume growth rates have been flat or declining sequentially for almost two years. That was a time...