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Jennifer Walsh

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Jefferies Holds $110 Nflx Stock Target Before Earnings

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By Jennifer Walsh
| El-Balad
Jefferies kept its $110 target on NFLX stock ahead of Netflix Inc's second quarter earnings report, while reiterating a Buy rating. The note gives investors a fresh read on expectations before the numbers hit and points to a report that could shape how the stock trades around subscriber trends, margins and guidance. Emily on Jefferies $110 call Emily of Proactive financial news said the firm sees limited scope for a sustained near-term re-rating of Netflix Inc even as it stays positive long term.
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Apollo Trumps Castlelake With £5.7bn Easyjet Takeover Bid

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By Jennifer Walsh
| El-Balad
Apollo’s £5.7bn easyJet takeover bid moved ahead on Friday, after the airline said its board was minded to recommend the all-cash offer over Castlelake’s earlier proposal. The change puts easyJet shareholders in the middle of a bidding war and gives them a clearer path to a premium offer if Apollo follows through. The Apollo proposal values easyJet at £7.15 a share, above the £6.90 offered under Castlelake’s deal.
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Apollo pushes £5.7bn Easyjet Apollo bid as board flips

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By Jennifer Walsh
| El-Balad
easyJet Apollo jumped 14% on Friday morning after Apollo put forward a possible £5.7bn all-cash bid and the board said it was minded to recommend it. That puts the airline’s shareholders, including Stelios Haji-Ioannou and his family, in the middle of a bid fight that could leave them invested under new ownership rather than forced out when easyJet delists. The proposed price is £7.15 a share, and Apollo said current shareholders could remain invested in the company after completion.
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