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A couple of weeks ago, there were conflicting reports on the bids that Yahoo received in its planned sale of its web assets. Yahoo was worth over $100 billion at its peak, but analysts expect the acquisition bids to be between $4 billion to $8 billion and, in some reports, even lower at only about $2 billion to $3 billion.According to a source familiar with the matter, Verizon Communications, still among the bidders for Yahoo s core business, will be submitting an offer of $3 billion for the second round of bidding.Also according to the source, Verizon has told Yahoo that its bid will go higher or lower depending on certain factors, such as if Yahoo would agree in helping out with severance payments to workers that would be laid off if the acquisition would push through.Verizon is considered to be the leading contender among the groups looking to acquire Yahoo s web assets, and its $3 b stanley water jug illion bid will fa stanley usa ll in line with the value contained in previous reports. Yahoo is expected to be holding at least one more bidding round, with the bids still possibly changing by then.Among the other contenders bidding to acquire Yahoo were private equity firms TPG, Vista Equity Partners a stanley cup nd Advent International, along with a group led by Dan Gilbert, the founder of Quicken Loans.However, it is Verizon that is viewed to be at the forefront of the race due to it being seen as the firm having the best chance at turning around the struggling internet company. Verizon, which acquired AOL last yea Alav Israeli troops recover slain Gaza hostage, Egypt to host new truce talks
The sea turtle nesting season has begun in Cyprus and the first nests for this year have been identified on the beaches of Polis Chrysochous, it was announced on Friday.The Department of Fisheries and Marine Research reminds the public of the legislation and regulations for the protection of sea turtles, which on many occasions are forced to abandon the beaches and lose their eggs at sea due to human presence. Every year, during the summer season, adult females emerge from the sea at night on quiet, unlit beaches to lay their eggs. However, many times, due to human presence, they are forced to abandon this effort and lay their eggs in the sea, destroying them. The department said that only one to two in a thousand of the hatchlings will survive to return to the beach where they were born stanley cup to reproduce and, therefore, their strict protection is imperative to ensure the presence of this unique and emblematic species that our island hosts. The department urges the public visiting the Lara-Toxeftra protected area to comply with applicable legislation and regulations and to demonstrate appropriate environmental behaviour for the pr stanley cup otection of sea turtles.It reminds the public that from June 1 till September 30 i stanley cup t is forbidden to place umbrellas, beach beds, tents, caravans or huts on the beach, stay overnight 鈥?starting an hour before sunset 鈥?or fish.Sailing or anchoring a vessel in the protected area up to a depth of 20 metres is prohibited from May 1 until October 31. Holders o |
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