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Apollo Paid Itself Some Fees and Gave Itself Some Loans
Bloomberg Matt Levine is a Bloomberg View columnist. He was an editor of Dealbreaker, an investment banker at Goldman Sachs, a mergers and acquisitions lawyer at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz and a clerk for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. Apollo to pay $52M for misleading investors on feesNew York Post Apollo to Pay $52.8 Million Over Fee PracticesWall Street Journal Apollo Global settles securities case as SEC issues $53 million fineThe Boston Globe Fortune –Reuters –Pensions & Investments –ThinkAdvisor all 22 news articles » |
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US watchdog clears ChemChina's takeover of Syngenta
Reuters ZURICH A U.S. regulator has cleared ChemChina's $43 billion takeover of Swiss pesticides and seeds group Syngenta (SYNN.S), the companies said on Monday, boosting chances that the largest foreign acquisition ever by a Chinese company will go … ChemChina Clinches U.S. Security Nod for Syngenta PurchaseBloomberg ChemChina-Syngenta $43 Billion Deal Approved by US Security PanelWall Street Journal US Watchdog Officially Clears ChemChina's Takeover of SyngentaFortune Financial Times –Nasdaq –Sputnik International –Business Insider all 11 news articles » |