Vector Capital today won the shareholder vote for Technicolor, beating out J.P. Morgan for the right to take a minority stake in the Paris-based media-technology company. Everett Collection This could spell the end of one of the most convoluted and head-scratching deal processes Deal Journal can remember. And all of the confusion came from a relatively tiny [...]
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After surviving a vote on whether or not he should keep his dual role as CEO and Chairman of the largest bank in the U.S., Jamie Dimon gave a super positive speech about JP Morgan to a room full of shareholders. The speech had a war... Read Post
The contest to invest in Technicolor has taken another turn, yet remains in same place. J.P. Morgan on Friday offered to increase its bid to match a competing offer from Vector Capital, but management at Technicolor decided it would... Read Post
The prominent shareholder advisory firm recommended on Tuesday that Technicolor investors vote in favor of Vector's plan to recapitalize the French film equipment maker, rather than a competing proposal by JPMorgan Chase. Read Post