Nexen Drills 34,000 Feet to Gulf Oil
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Tuesday, December 20, 2005
Question of Control Premium and Fair Value.
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Wednesday, December 14, 2005
S.African Miner Expresses Interest in Placer Asset
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Tuesday, December 13, 2005
Colgate Gains Ground in Legal Battle With Fraternities - New York Times
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Sunday, December 11, 2005
Comments from VN special committee chair.
Globe & Mail Reports on the Status of the Strategic Process
The Globe and Mail: Vincor puts itself back in the wine rack
The Globe and Mail: Vincor puts itself back in the wine rack
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Saturday, December 10, 2005
GDYS. December 1, 2005
I read this and totally discounted it.
KnoxNews: Business: "Johnston said the suits, as well as a letter his legal team sent to Prentice/GMM played a role in the increased offer."
KnoxNews: Business: "Johnston said the suits, as well as a letter his legal team sent to Prentice/GMM played a role in the increased offer."
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Friday, December 09, 2005
sounds like a tasty cellar
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...deal's off .... we've got a holiday party to attend to...
from the FT:
Richard Sands, Constellation’s chief executive, said that his company “could not let this process continue indefinitely. In these circumstances, we will move on to other priorities”.
Constellation originally offered C$31 a share, and had indicated that it might be willing to raise its bid to C$35 in a friendly deal.
Nevertheless, Constellation may renew its assault on Vincor. Mr Sands has a track record of aggressively pursuing acquisitions and integrating them rapidly.
One person familiar with the matter said Constellation was undecided until the very last minute whether to extend the tender offer. He added that the decision to drop the bid did not mean Constellation had entirely lost interest in Vincor. The US drinks group is expected to monitor the reaction by Vincor shareholders.
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