US/China: Shareholders rubber-stamp Ingram Micro $6bn sale
US-headquartered Ingram Micro edged closer to Chinese ownership last night when shareholders voted overwhelmingly to accept Tianjin Tianhai’s $6bn offer.
US-headquartered Ingram Micro edged closer to Chinese ownership last night when shareholders voted overwhelmingly to accept Tianjin Tianhai’s $6bn offer.
Shareholder advisory firm Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) recommended shareholders of London Stock Exchange Group support the company’s proposed $30 billion
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