Pepboys Pep Boys PBY
21Dec

Topping Latest Bridgestone Offer, Icahn To Buy Pep Boys At $16.50/Share

On Monday, Pep Boys’ board indicated that billionaire Carl Icahn has increased his offer to acquire the auto service retailer to $16.50 a share, topping a $15-a-share bid that Bridgestone had made earlier in December.

Pep Boys’ board also determined activist investor Carl Icahn’s acquisition bid was a “superior proposal” to Bridgestone's.

Pep Boys’ board says Icahn’s offer superior to Bridgestone
As detailed by ValueWalk

SORRY!

This content is exclusively for paying members. Access all of our content on including years of timeless investment news and in depth analysis for only a few dollars a month by signing up here while also supporting quality content and journalism, or learn more about our premium content here

If you are subscribed and having an account error please clear cache and then cookies if that does not work email support@valuewalk.com and we will get back to you as quick as humanly possible

Author

Mani is a Senior Financial Consultant. He has worked in Senior Management role in large banking, financial and information technology organizations. He has provided solutions for major banking and securities firms across the globe in the area of retail, corporate and investment banking. He holds MBA (Finance) and Professional Management Accounting Qualifications. His hobbies are tracking global financial developments and watching sports

Related Posts

20 Bagger
04Oct

The Psychology Behind Managing A 20 Bagger….

By

What do you do with a massively profitable trade that has grown to become a large percentage of your total portfolio value? Get The Full Warren Buffett Series in PDF Get... read more

Hedge funds
05Dec

Bloomberg Hedge Fund Summit 2012 Fiscal Cliff Discussion [LIVE]

By

Bloomberg Hedge Fund Summit 2012 next panel discussion consists of a discussion on fiscal cliff, between two people with opposing views. Speakers are Steve Bell, Senior Director, Economic Policy Project,... read more

16Apr

Three Dangerous Investing Myths

By

Right now, you could be making several dangerous investing mistakes… and you might not even realise it. Barclays Bank: Well Capitalized But Banking Reform Is A Risk For years, a lot... read more

ZIRP And QE
21Jul

Miller/Howard: Whither ZIRP And QE?

By

Miller/Howard: Whither ZIRP And QE via Q2 letter? “The best lack all conviction,” as Yeats said of an apocalyptic time he envisioned. We would rephrase, or paraphrase, today, and say,... read more

U.S. Unicorns
28Sep

The Terms Behind The Unicorn Valuations

By

The Terms Behind The Unicorn Valuations by Barry Kramer, Michael Patrick and Nicole Harper, Fenwick & West Background There has been much discussion about the high valuations of venture backed companies,... read more

Charlie Munger Do Nothing Investing
18Sep

Tren Griffin – The Best Way To Be Smart … Is To Not Be Stupid: Podcast

By

Tren Griffin of Charlie Munger: The Complete Investor Get The Full Series in PDF Get the entire 10-part series on Charlie Munger in PDF. Save it to your desktop, read it on... read more

David Winters Wintergreen Funds
19May

David Winters: Buffett Not Making Sense On Coke Comp

By

Activist investors have become the new normal for business. Carl Icahn has pushed Apple to pay out more money to shareholders through dividends and stock buybacks. Bill Ackman has... read more

China's Debt
19May

China's Debt-To-GDP Set To Reach 300 Percent In 2020

By

At the prestigious SALT Conference held last week, one got to hear contrasting views on China's future. While some speakers were ultra-bears, there were others who thought this was... read more

JRW Financial
09Oct

JRW Financial 3Q15 Commentary: Interactive Brokers Group In Focus

By

JRW Financial commentary for the third quarter ended September 30, 2015. Dear Clients and Interested Parties, The broad market, as represented by the Standard and Poor’s 500 index, fell (6.9%) for... read more

Fixed Income
29Apr

The Great Realignment: One Approach To Unconstrained FI Investing

By

Despite tapering, investors can expect to be in for a sustained period of low interest rates, and in such a situation eking out a better return on a fixed... read more

Saved Articles
X
TextTExtLInkTextTExtLInk

The Life and Career of Charlie Munger

Charlie is more than just Warren Buffett’s friend and Berkshire Hathaway’s Vice Chairman – Buffett has actually credited him with redefining how he looks at investing. Now you can learn from Charlie firsthand via this incredible ebook and over a dozen other famous investor studies by signing up below:

  • Learn from the best and forever change your investing perspective
  • One incredible tidbit of knowledge after another in the page-turning masterpiece of a book
  • Discover the secrets to Charlie’s success and how to apply it to your investing
Never Miss A Story!
Subscribe to ValueWalk Newsletter. We respect your privacy.

Congrats! Are you a smart person?

We have an exclusive targeted for being a sophisticated and loyal reader.

Welcome in the new year by signing up up for ValueWalkPremium today and get our exclusive content for 40% off. This is our second biggest discount ever!!

Use coupon code VIP20 or click on the button below

Limited time offer only ENDS 1/31/2019 or after next 30 23 subscribers take advantage whichever comes first – please do not share this discount with others

 

0