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Workday Soars Most On Record As Silver Lake Weighs $43 Billion Buyout
Workday Soars Most On Record As Silver Lake Weighs $43 Billion Buyout
Workday shares jumped the most on record during late-afternoon trading on Thursday after a Reuters report said Silver Lake was in discussions to acquire the human-resources and financial-management software company.
According to the report, the deal would value Workday at $43 billion and rank among the largest software buyouts in history.
Here's more from the report:
Silver Lake and the human-resources and financial management software company have held discussions about a potential deal in recent months, the people said. The talks...
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Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity News,
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Submitted by Tsvetana Paraskova of OilPrice.com
Surging LNG prices amid the war in the Middle East are set to lead to the lowest monthly LNG imports into China in eight years as Qatari and UAE supply is off the market and Chinese buyers look to raise supply from domestic gas production and pipeline deliveries.
China is on track to import about 3.7 million tons of LNG in March, per tanker-tracking data by Kpler cited by Bloomberg. That would be the lowest...
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Iran's Economy Is In Shambles As War Takes Its Toll
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Despite the bluster from Iranian officials on social media, it should come as no surprise that the country is not doing well economically. From the beginning of the conflict to current day, Iran has been dealt an estimated $270 billion to $300 billion in total damage due to a steady barrage of strikes, including numerous infrastructure targets from bridges, highways, railways, airports, etc.
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