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Initial public offerings… The last time initial public offerings were as unwelcome as they have been the last three months was the first quarter of 2009, when the Treasury Department was spending billions to stabilize banks and only one U.S. IPO priced. The quarter before that, the fourth quarter of 2008, was the same story: one deal.
Now, despite the absence of a mind-blowing financial crisis, the IPO market is bogged down again. The first quarter of 2016 brought seven IPOs (as of March 17), raising proceeds of about $600 million. That’s a far cry from the 27 deals that raised $4.5 billion a year ago by this time, or the 64 offerings that raised $10.6 billion in 2014’s first quarter. Read article.
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IHS believes the deal to acquire U.K.-based Markit won’t be affected by U.S. anti-tax inversion rules.
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Howard Schiller says he is not to blame for the incorrect recognition of $58 million in revenue that has caused Valeant to restate its financial results.
The combination of paint industry giants will give Sherwin more access to do-it-yourself painters and expand its global presence.
The end-of-life care provider has until April 30 to complete the sale of its money-losing operations in seven states.
Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin has offered $22.7 million to buy the company, which has been struggling to raise funding.
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