Fujifilm May Walk Away from Xerox Deal
Komori said Fujifilm is “not opposed to considering any new proposal from the new Xerox board if it’s beneficial for both firms,” but that the $40 per share sought by Icahn and Deason is “too high.”
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What’s Next for Xerox? Private Equity Sale, Competitor Sale, or Icahn Plan?
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Fujifilm May Pursue Legal Action Seeking Damages over Terminated Xerox Deal
“Fujifilm disputes Xerox’s unilateral decision to terminate the transaction,” the company said in its statement.
Xerox Shareholders to Take Aim at Fuji Xerox Contract Provisions for Xerox Sale
By refusing to dismiss their claims against Fujifilm, the law firm states that the Xerox shareholder lead plaintiffs aim to secure a more level playing field for all bidders of Xerox and to help ensure that “Fujifilm will not take further actions to disadvantage Xerox’s shareholders for its own benefit.”
Xerox Investor Deason Seeks Xerox Auction ASAP
Deason, however, didn’t rule out an offer from Fujifilm.
Fujifilm Responds to Xerox Decision to Call Off Proposed Deal
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Robert J. Keegan, Charles Prince, Ann N. Reese, William Curt Hunter, and Stephen H. Rusckowski each resigned from the Xerox Board of Directors.
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