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RPT-Corporate raiders seek Brexit bargains in Britain

(Repeats story published on Sunday) * Dealmaking defies warnings of drought after a Brexit vote * Takeovers of UK firms valued at $34.5 bln since June 23 * SoftBank's acquisition of ARM dominates list of deals * Bankers seek to advise target companies on hostile bids Read more

Sunday newspaper round-up: Brexit, BT, Lloyds, energy companies

(ShareCast News) - Plans to allow the UK an exemption from EU rules on freedom of movement for up to seven years while retaining access to the single market are being considered in European capitals as part of a potential deal on Brexit. Senior British and EU sources have confirmed that despite stro

Corporate raiders seek Brexit bargains in Britain

* Dealmaking defies warnings of drought after a Brexit vote * Takeovers of UK firms valued at $34.5 bln since June 23 * SoftBank's acquisition of ARM dominates list of deals * Bankers seek to advise target companies on hostile bids By Pamela Barbaglia and Freya Berry Read more

BUZZ-After chip indigestion passes, rise should resume vs broader tech

** Chip stocks have been outperforming broader tech; VanEck Vectors Semiconductor ETF spread vs Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund widened to its highest level in over a year ** SMH tracks semiconductor production and equipment cos; Intel largest ETF holding end-Jun at 14.2 pct TNA, while X

BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: Credit Suisse Cuts United Utilities To Neutral

UK Earnings, Trading Statements Calendar - Next 7 Days

RPT-SoftBank bid for ARM catches some hedge funds off guard

(Repeats story first published on July 19 with no changes) By Maiya Keidan LONDON, July 19 (Reuters) - A Dallas hedge fund was among investors betting on a fall in the price of ARM Holdings when SoftBank Group's surprise $32 billion bid sent shares in the British chip designer surgin

BUZZ-Nasdaq Composite nears year-long pattern resistance

** Nasdaq Composite nearing upper boundary of near year-long rectangular pattern; suggests risk for pullback building ** And action in semiconductor sector vs Composite can provide early warning of potential instability ** Lack of SOX/IXIC ratio divergence into Jun index highs, added

SoftBank bid for ARM catches some hedge funds off guard

By Maiya Keidan LONDON, July 19 (Reuters) - A Dallas hedge fund was among investors betting on a fall in the price of ARM Holdings when SoftBank Group's surprise $32 billion bid sent shares in the British chip designer surging nearly 50 percent. The set-back for such hedge funds, who

Tuesday broker round-up

(ShareCast News) - Micro Focus: Barclays reiterates overweight with a target price of 2150p. Aggreko: HSBC maintains reduce with a 900p target. ARM: Citigroup reiterates neutral with a 1700p target. IAG: HSBC reiterates reduce with a 300p target. Pearson: Goldman Sachs reiterates sell with a targ

BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: RBC Capital Upgrades Sky To Outperform

SoftBank's Son challenges investors to 'feel the force' of his $32 bln ARM gamble

By Makiko Yamazaki TOKYO, July 19 (Reuters) - SoftBank Corp founder Masayoshi Son, who created a $68 billion tech investment behemoth from a $50,000 start-up, has divided investors and analysts with his latest "crazy idea", the $32 billion acquisition of chip designer ARM Holdings. Vi

Tuesday newspaper round-up: ARM, Trident, North Sea strike, Ofwat

(ShareCast News) - One of the country's best-known entrepreneurs has raised fears that Britain's largest technology company will be milked for its cash after it is sold to SoftBank, of Japan, for £24.3 billion. Hermann Hauser, founder of Acorn Computers, the parent of Arm Holdings, has declared that

RPT-GLOBAL MARKETS-S&P, Dow close at record highs; oil falls

* S&P, Dow resume record-setting ways, Nasdaq also rises * Oil prices fall over 1 pct on supply concerns * Safety trades unwound after Turkey coup bid crushed * SoftBank deal to buy ARM buoys U.S., European stocks (Repeats to fix typo in first paragraph.) By Richard Leon

UPDATE 1-SoftBank's ARM buy may net bankers $120 million in fees

(Adds details on Raine, adds NEW YORK to dateline) LONDON/NEW YORK, July 18 (Reuters) - Bankers are set to share up to $120 million in fees thanks to SoftBank Group Corp's planned $32 billion acquisition of British chip designer ARM Holdings, according to estimates on Monday. Seven f