France's Worms to take over Arjo by buying out minority shareholders

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France's Worms and Cie., U.K.'s Arjo Wiggins Appleton PLC's biggest shareholder, will acquire the paper manufacturer for Euro 3.47 billion. This amount is 33% over Arjo's mid-market price.

United Kingdom, France, Statistical Data Included, Brief Article, Worms et Cie., Arjo Wiggins Appleton PLC

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Willamette rejects a $5.3 billion offer by Weyerhaeuser

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Williamette Industries Inc. has turned down an unsolicited acquisition bid from Weyerhaeuser Co. Weyerhaeuser offered to acquire Williamette for $5.3 billion (6.18 billion euros).

Weyerhaeuser Co., WY, Williamette Industries

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Tyco's shares fall amid skepticism over CIT deal

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Tyco International Ltd. saw its share value drop as concerns rose about the company's deal to acquire CIT Group Inc. Tyco is acquiring CIT for approximately $8.7 billion (9.5 billion euros).

Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing, Communications equipment, not elsewhere classified, Intercom, Signal & Alarm Eqp, Telecommunications equipment, Security systems industry, Tyco International Ltd. (Pembroke, New Hampshire), TYC, CIT Group Inc., CIT

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