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Even the biggest retailer in the world is planning to pass along tariff-fueled cost increases to customers.
President Donald Trump's media company said Tuesday that institutional investors will buy $2.5 billion in the company's stock with the proceeds going to build up a bitcoin reserve. About 50 institutional investors will put up $1.5 billion in the private placement for common shares in the company and another $1 billion for convertible senior notes, according to Trump Media and Technology Group, the operator of Truth Social and other companies. Trump Media said it intends to use the proceeds for the creation of a “bitcoin treasury.”
Sanctioned Russian billionaire Vladimir Potanin has acquired a 9.95% stake in internet giant Yandex, often dubbed "Russia's Google", through companies he owns, according to statements published on Tuesday from companies involved. A consortium of Russian investors bought Yandex's Russian business from its Dutch parent in July 2024 for around $5.4 billion in cash and shares, ending foreign ownership of the internet company. Yandex said on Tuesday that the expiration of a lock-up period meant investors in the consortium could now own stakes in Yandex directly, but that no shareholders would gain a controlling interest.
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SEOUL (Reuters) -China's Tencent Music is expected to become the second-largest shareholder of major K-pop agency SM Entertainment, according to a South Korean filing on Tuesday. South Korea's Hybe said in a regulatory filing that it plans to sell its 2.2 million shares in SM Entertainment to Tencent Music Entertainment for 243 billion won ($177 million) on May 30. The 9.7% stake would make Tencent Music the second-largest shareholder in SM Entertainment, after the 42% controlling stake held by Kakao Corp and affiliate Kakao Entertainment, according to an SM filing.
Boards and the owners of retailers whose shares have been pummeled by U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war are increasingly warming to offers to sell – and to escape the market chaos that has caused company valuations to seesaw in recent months. Following sneaker-maker Skechers' take-private deal earlier this month, dealmakers expect other retailers to clinch their own agreements to go private in the near-term, especially if Trump does not soon settle on a more stable trade policy, according to interviews with 10 investment bankers and M&A lawyers. Retailers in particular have been hard-hit by Trump's rapidly shifting tariff announcements, and are frustrated with an inability to provide earnings guidance.
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Skechers will be acquired by 3G Capital, it announced Monday The investment firm purchased the footwear giant for $9.5 billion in a deal that will take it private The acquisition comes at a time when tariffs have companies in the footwear industry nervous about the future Skechers (NYSE:SKX) announced Monday that it will be acquired by global investment firm 3G Capita for $9.5 billionl. The third-largest shoe company in the world, Skechers was founded in 1992 by father-son duo Robert and Michael
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Private equity firm 3G Capital reached a deal to buy Skechers and take the footwear company private. The deal is set to close in the third quarter.
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After Skechers (SKX) announced it has agreed to be acquired by 3G Capital for $63 per share in cash, representing a 30% premium to the stock’s 15-day volume-weighted average price, Jefferies said the firm believes Yeti (YETI) “mirrors the appeal that led 3G” to acquire the footwear maker, citing the companies’ innovation pipeline and global expansion, with Yeti further “standing out due to its strong cash flow” and “robust brand.” Jefferies has a Buy rating and $55 price target on Yeti shares. P
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Post transaction, Skechers will transition to a privately held entity and will be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange.
Investment firm Stifel said the deal "represents a pathway to value realization for similarly tariff-impacted businesses with solid franchises and attractive valuation."
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The company will remain at its Manhattan Beach, Calif. headquarters.