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How One Indian School Shaped CEOs Of Microsoft, Adobe And More
From tech giants to global finance, Hyderabad Public School alumni like Satya Nadella, Shantanu Narayen, and Ajay Banga lead at the highest level.
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Fairfax Appoints Amitabh Kant As Senior Advisor In India
Canadian billionaire Prem Watsa's company Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited on Friday said it has appointed former NITI Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant as a senior advisor.
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BlackBerry a good long-term investment, insists Fairfax's Prem Watsa
Watsa said he still believes the company, which pioneered handheld email but has watched its market share disappear to rivals such as Apple Inc's iPhone, has valuable assets and is being underpriced by investors.
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BlackBerry interim CEO John Chen "committed for the long haul": Prem Watsa
BlackBerry investor, Fairfax Financial's Prem Watsa said: "John's committed for the long haul, he's an exceptional leader, he's going to do very well."
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BlackBerry completes $1 billion investment through debentures
BlackBerry had earlier scrapped a sale plan and said it would instead raise as much as $1.25 billion through convertible debentures.
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BlackBerry will have to pay $250 million break fee if it chooses another deal
According to a regulatory filing, BlackBerry will have to pay Fairfax Financial Holdings and other debtors a break fee in case it decides to go another way.
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BlackBerry's billion dollar deal leaves potential bidders in shock
BlackBerry's decision to accept a $1 billion cash injection shocked potential bidders and has left some investors crying foul.
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BlackBerry bid: Prem Watsa says Fairfax will not abandon the deal
Prem Watsa said Fairfax has every intention of completing the acquisition of BlackBerry and stressed it won't abandon the deal.
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Prem Watsa, Canada's Warren Buffett, who wants to buy BlackBerry
Hyderabad-born Prem Watsa is the founder, chairman, and chief executive of Fairfax Financial Holdings, the company that has bid $4.7 billion to acquire troubled smart phone maker BlackBerry. Fairfax is also the top shareholder in BlackBerry.
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BlackBerry's biggest shareholder wants to take the smartphone maker private
BlackBerry's biggest shareholder Fairfax has approached several Canadian investment funds about forging a deal to take the smartphone maker private.
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BlackBerry CEO in line for $55.6 million windfall
BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins could receive almost $55.6 million if the company is sold and he is ousted from the top job.
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BlackBerry shares jump on sale speculation
The long-awaited debut BlackBerry's new phones has failed to turn around the struggling smartphone maker.
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BlackBerry shareholder Prem Watsa, an investor with a long view
Watsa preaches a long view that suggests it may be too early to assess his decision to take on a leading 10 percent stake in BlackBerry.
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BlackBerry's biggest investor believes turnaround may take three to five years
BlackBerry can turn itself around, but that it might take three to five years.
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RIM investor Watsa doubles stake
Prem Watsa, one of Canada's best-known value investors, has nearly doubled his stake in BlackBerry maker Research In Motion.
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How One Indian School Shaped CEOs Of Microsoft, Adobe And More
From tech giants to global finance, Hyderabad Public School alumni like Satya Nadella, Shantanu Narayen, and Ajay Banga lead at the highest level.
-
Fairfax Appoints Amitabh Kant As Senior Advisor In India
Canadian billionaire Prem Watsa's company Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited on Friday said it has appointed former NITI Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant as a senior advisor.
-
BlackBerry a good long-term investment, insists Fairfax's Prem Watsa
Watsa said he still believes the company, which pioneered handheld email but has watched its market share disappear to rivals such as Apple Inc's iPhone, has valuable assets and is being underpriced by investors.
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BlackBerry interim CEO John Chen "committed for the long haul": Prem Watsa
BlackBerry investor, Fairfax Financial's Prem Watsa said: "John's committed for the long haul, he's an exceptional leader, he's going to do very well."
-
BlackBerry completes $1 billion investment through debentures
BlackBerry had earlier scrapped a sale plan and said it would instead raise as much as $1.25 billion through convertible debentures.
-
BlackBerry will have to pay $250 million break fee if it chooses another deal
According to a regulatory filing, BlackBerry will have to pay Fairfax Financial Holdings and other debtors a break fee in case it decides to go another way.
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BlackBerry's billion dollar deal leaves potential bidders in shock
BlackBerry's decision to accept a $1 billion cash injection shocked potential bidders and has left some investors crying foul.
-
BlackBerry bid: Prem Watsa says Fairfax will not abandon the deal
Prem Watsa said Fairfax has every intention of completing the acquisition of BlackBerry and stressed it won't abandon the deal.
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Prem Watsa, Canada's Warren Buffett, who wants to buy BlackBerry
Hyderabad-born Prem Watsa is the founder, chairman, and chief executive of Fairfax Financial Holdings, the company that has bid $4.7 billion to acquire troubled smart phone maker BlackBerry. Fairfax is also the top shareholder in BlackBerry.
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BlackBerry's biggest shareholder wants to take the smartphone maker private
BlackBerry's biggest shareholder Fairfax has approached several Canadian investment funds about forging a deal to take the smartphone maker private.
-
BlackBerry CEO in line for $55.6 million windfall
BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins could receive almost $55.6 million if the company is sold and he is ousted from the top job.
-
BlackBerry shares jump on sale speculation
The long-awaited debut BlackBerry's new phones has failed to turn around the struggling smartphone maker.
-
BlackBerry shareholder Prem Watsa, an investor with a long view
Watsa preaches a long view that suggests it may be too early to assess his decision to take on a leading 10 percent stake in BlackBerry.
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BlackBerry's biggest investor believes turnaround may take three to five years
BlackBerry can turn itself around, but that it might take three to five years.
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RIM investor Watsa doubles stake
Prem Watsa, one of Canada's best-known value investors, has nearly doubled his stake in BlackBerry maker Research In Motion.
