Sentences with phrase «public float of»

CHAMP Private Equity has officially dumped plans for a $ 1 billion - plus public float of Australia's second - largest wine company, Accolade Wines, after fresh overtures from potential Chinese buyers and the sharp drop in the British pound following the Brexit vote.

Not exact matches

Originally they'd wanted to sell their shares for a big profit after a few years to the unsuspecting public, but since the idea of bankruptcy had been floated, that options was off the table, as the shares had plunged.

Airbnb has crucial decisions to make before it eventually floats on the stock market but will likely become a public company in the next couple of years, one investor told CNBC Thursday.

A $ 150 billion valuation would make it one of the biggest public flotations ever, dwarfing this year's launch of Spotify and Dropbox and comparing to the $ 104 billion float of Facebook six years ago or Alibaba's own $ 168 billion valuation in 2014.

Spotify is aiming to file its intention to float its stock on the public markets with US regulators toward the end of this year, sources said.

DUBLIN (Reuters)- Packaging conglomerate Ardagh Group [ARDGR.UL] launched a long - awaited initial public offering (IPO) late on Monday, as it sought to raise as much as $ 370 million by floating around 7 percent of the company on the New York Stock Exchange.

Before taking Box public, its CEO Aaron Levie got its executives into the habit of hosting quarterly earnings calls with its investors for 18 months before its shares floated on the New York Stock Exchange.

Returns at public offering price (after sales charge) for class A and class M shares reflect the current maximum initial sales charges of 5.75 % and 3.50 % for equity funds and Putnam Multi-Asset Absolute Return Fund, and 4.00 % and 3.25 % for income funds (1.00 % and 0.75 % for Putnam Floating Rate Income Fund, Putnam Absolute Return 100 Fund, Putnam Fixed Income Absolute Return Fund, and Putnam Short - Term Municipal Income Fund), respectively.

As we reported this week, there is a document floating around titled «Crisis Strategy Draft,» in which Mt. Gox thinks its insolvency will lead to «the end of Bitcoin, at least for most of the public.»

CORPORATE FINANCING NEWS: GLOBAL EQUITY / DRS By Gordon Platt A rising tide lifts all ships, and the bull market in stocks is enabling a number of technology and housing - related companies, particularly in the US, to float initial public offerings.

But it is now possible, as has been found in Britain and elsewhere, to float public corporations so that they become the property of millions of small stockholders.

Last year the news reports of the Pride Parade where I live showed a float with Christians who say they support LGBTQs, However, it also showed a church in the area where the floats and marchers line up that blocked off its parking lot and access to its property and posted people on the property who said the church objects to parade participants using the public street in front of the church.

There was substantial interest from a new round of Asian trade buyers and financial buyers, buoyed by the soaring multiples of Blackmores and accelerating volume of health products being sold to China, and the decision was made to head down the public float route.

Infant formula company Nuchev is another step closer to a likely public float in 2018 after a fresh capital raising of more than $ 7 million to help fuel growth that is running strongly now that its Oli6 product is on the shelves of pharmacy giant Chemist Warehouse.

However, there is not nearly the level of public money floating around in the WNBA as there is in any of the other six major sports leagues.

He is the former accountant who helped Malcolm Glazer take control of the club and saddle it with debt, played an important role in floating United on the New York Stock Exchange in 2012 and has since become the public face of the owners in the media and a spokesperson on matters from the boardroom to the dressing room.

I was just watching Michelle Duggar of 18 kids and Counting breastfeed on a parade float... no one had an issue with that very public feed!

Tufts Medical Center and its Floating Hospital for Children established the Office of Community Health Programs in 1992 to respond to the challenges of an increasingly complex health care delivery environment, to meet the changing needs of Tufts Medical Center's diverse patient population and to focus on public health and disease prevention.

Social Media Policy Tufts Medical Center's Department of Public Affairs and Communications oversees and moderates the Tufts MC and Floating Hospital Facebook pages and reserves the right to remove comments and block posters who do not comply with our Facebook Commenting Policy.

Many of the hallways and public spaces at the Floating Hospital are being brightened.

But Bristol - Myers held on to an 83 percent stake, leaving Mead with a sizable market capitalization of almost $ 5 billion, but a relatively paltry public float.

While Ed Miliband floats around the country playing the role of a man with integrity, it's worth noting that despite «marching for the alternative» a few years ago with the people he claims to represent, he turned his back on public sector workers and those on «Workfare», whilst allowing changes to employment law to go through virtually unchallenged, allowing the coalition to force through it's anti-worker agenda.

Names floated have included: Jennings, Rochester Mayor Bob Duffy, Sen. Andrea Stewart - Cousins, Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown, and Paterson's former public safety czar Denise O'Donnell, although that last one came out of left field somewhat.

Because it became public so swiftly, some members of the IDC have floated the idea of remaining a separate conference but splitting off from Republicans to join a new coalition with mainline Democrats in January.

And many of those whose names have been floated are doing very little to tamp down the public chatter.

But for the moment, amid a sea of names being floated — New York City Public Advocate Tish James, Assemblywoman Helene Weinstein, Nassau County District Attorney Madeline Singas among them — lawmakers are still working out more thorny legal questions of a joint session of the Senate and Assembly, which would be required to fill the post.

A raft of compromises had been floated in recent days at the Capitol for public financing, including allowing the state attorney general's race to be included, as well as a phased - in approach for the system.

As various proposals for a broader public financing system are floated, members of the mainline Democratic conference in the Senate, as well as advocates that have pushed the measure over the years, are telegraphing they won't support any agreement they deem watered - down.

Jon Campbell from Gannett News, Rick Karlin from the Albany Times Union, Karen DeWitt of NYS Public Radio and Nick Reisman discuss the ethics proposals being floated in the wake of two corruption scandals.

The letter is the latest in a series of public floats by the governor for a potential session of the Legislature before the end of the year.

And when public money floats too much of the economy, there's a reluctance to risk the flow by drawing attention to flubs or frauds.

According to County Legislator Jay Schneiderman, the idea of unloading the wharf was initially floated by the County's Department of Public Works.

The governor has been floating a series of potential compromises for public campaign finance, too, though none of them have stuck.

Some of the development ideas that have been floated for the island include an extension of LaGuardia Airport just across the river, a public - private partnership similar to Roosevelt Island's Cornell Tech, and a megadevelopment.

The proposal floated by Krueger and Samuels would use licensing fees of approximately $ 8 million a year from each of the seven casinos authorized under the constitutional amendment, assuming, of course, that's it's given second passage by the Legislature this year — not a foregone conclusion — and also passes muster with the public in a referendum vote.

A variety of compromise measures for public financing were floated on Thursday at the Capitol, including proposals that would allow the program for the comptroller's and attorney general's campaigns.

Cuomo has been working to move the issue forward, writing an opinion piece in the Huffington Post and floating various compromises, including a phase - in of the system in 2015 and even a regional plan that would give more public dollars to downstate candidates.

The proposal, which would allow high - achieving charter schools to develop their own teacher certification requirements, was quietly floated in the last hours of the 2017 legislative session and appeared this week on the agenda for an emergency meeting of the SUNY board of trustees» charter school committee, convened three days after public notice was first issued during a holiday week.

As attorney general, Cuomo made public integrity a central cause of his office, reeling in big fish like Alan Hevesi and Pedro Espada, and floating the tantalizing possibility of others, like Tom DiNapoli (more on him in a bit).

Weeks after NY Daily News columnist and NY1 Road to City Hall host Errol Louis floated his name as a part of a citywide Republican party DREAM ticket, the Bronx GOP voted to endorse attorney and political commentator J.C. Polanco for Public Advocate.

When asked what he might do if a proposal for a 47 percent pay boost — which has been floated during the commission's deliberations — reached his desk, raising the yearly compensation of New York lawmakers from $ 79,500 to $ 116,900 and making them the highest paid legislators in the nation, despite the public corruption scandals that have consumed Albany, Cuomo replied:

Gov. Andrew Cuomo has repeatedly floated a special session of the Legislature over the last several weeks to consider several issues ranging from health care funding issues for public welfare hospitals, children's health insurance and a package of flood relief aid for Lake Ontario property owners.

And yet this is the same government that passed an emergency budget that could put more than a million workers on the scrapheap, that jacks up a VAT that lands heaviest on those who are the most hard - up, that floats shrinking some public services by up to 40 % — that almost gleefully drops the guillotine of cuts on the necks of the poor.

The Public Employees Federation is floating the idea of some so called tweaks to the tenets of the rejected labor contract, including, perhaps charging more for health care on a sliding scale based on the amount of a worker's pay.

FLATIRON — A series of floating pools dotting Manhattan's East River shore or elevating the heliport on East 34th Street to create more open space were among the bold visions several dozen community members suggested Monday night at a public forum about re-imagining the waterfront.

Near the Waterside Plaza development further north, several residents agreed that a docking area that serves lots of party boats could be better used as a floating pool, or perhaps turned into a pier for more public access.

Most startlingly of all, Laws twice recalls him floating ways of freezing or cutting NHS spending, only to be reminded how bad that would look given his emotional public promises to defend it.

«I have no doubt this will come up again» in the Legislature, said Michael Licata, a vice president of public policy at the Business and Industry Association of New Hampshire, adding that text of repeal bills already are floating around the statehouse.

The half - degree estimate was first floated in a 2013 paper co-authored by one of the dinner guests, physicist Guus Velders of the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment in Bilthoven, the Netherlands.

In the late 1960s, the recurrent phenomenon of stretches of the Cuyahoga River in Ohio catching fire from a combination of oil, chemicals, and combustible materials floating on the water's surface caught the attention of a more environmentally aware public.