Carnival makes bid for P&O Princess to stop rival's deal

Article Abstract:

Carnival Corp. has made an unsolicited offer to buy P and O Princess Cruises PLC in a deal valued at 5.15 billion euros. The bid, which has been rejected by P and O, was intended to block a rival offer from Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines.

United Kingdom, Water Transportation of Passengers, CCL, Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd., RCL, P&O Princess Cruises PLC

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NCL seeks higher bid from Carnival; cruise operator's chief willing to weigh offer

Article Abstract:

Article discussing the statement of Kristian Siem, chairman and largest shareholder of NCL Holding ASA, that he would be willing to consider an offer from Carnival Corp. if it is significantly higher than the initial $1.7 billion (Euro1.69 billion) bid in cash and assumed-debt that valued NCL at 30 Norwegian kroner (Euro3.69) a share.

Norway, Management, Brief Article, NCL Holding ASA, Siem, Kristian

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