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Uber, Broadcom, Costco, Royal Mail and Boohoo

Shares in ride-hailing company Uber closed Thursday’s session flat after the stock tumbled in the previous session. The stock was down in Wednesday’s trading session following an announcement from General Motors (GM) that it was pulling the plug on its robotaxi project Cruise. Back in August, Uber announced a partnership …

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Investors threaten Daniel Kretinsky’s bid for Royal Mail

Offer may undervalue service if changes to Universal Service Obligation made This guarantees deliveries made six days a week across UK at a fixed price Removing Monday-to-Saturday obligation could generate extra £300m  Big City investors speaking for more than a fifth of shares in Royal Mail owner International Distributions Services …

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MPs hit back as Royal Mail axes all postal trains

Move sparks fierce opposition over concerns about jobs  Postal bosses facing calls to meet with MPs Railway workers union says move must be reviewed Royal Mail is facing a mounting backlash over its plan to stop transporting post by rail. This newspaper revealed last week the postal service will sell …

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Linklaters advises on £2.85bn financing for recommended offer for IDS plc (Royal Mail) | Deal | About Us

Linklaters has advised BNP Paribas, Citibank, Societe Generale and UniCredit as mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners on the £2.85bn financing for the recommended cash offer by strategic investor EP Corporate Group, a.s. for International Distributions Services plc (IDS), valuing IDS’s share capital at c.£3.5bn and implying an enterprise value of …

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Sunday newspaper round-up: IDS, Ocado, Foxtons

Asset manager Redwheel told regulators they should reduce the UK postal service’s legal obligations. The move followed a failed buyout attempt by Daniel Kretinsky for International Distributions Services, its parent company. The billionaire investor was said to be evaluating a possible improved bid. The company meanwhile has petitioned Ofcom to …

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