Newspaper wrap-up 4-11-07: Nasdaq in talks with Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Posted Apr 11th 2007 9:00AM by Eric Buscemi
Filed under: Newspapers, Magazines, Internet, Daimler (DAI), Motorola (MOT), Clear Channel Commun (CCU)
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OTHER PAPERS:
- According to the New York Post, citing sources familiar with the matter, the private-equity firms that bought out Clear Channel Communications Inc (NYSE: CCU), Thomas H. Lee Partners and Bain Capital, are weighing their options as they wait for a "crucial" shareholder vote on the deal, which will come next week.
WEBSITES:
- According to Barron's Online's "Inside Scoop" column, Carl Icahn's investment groups reported that in the last two weeks they have increased their Motorola Inc (NYSE: MOT) holdings to 69.1M shares, or a 2.9% stake, from 64.9M shares, or a 2.7% stake.
- DigiTimes.com reported that Samsung is reportedly switching capacity from DRAM back to NAND flash.
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