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Wall Street Breakfast

7-Eleven rejects $39B Circle K offer

Wall Street Breakfast

Seeking Alpha

Business News, News, Business, Investing

4.11K Ratings

🗓️ 6 September 2024

⏱️ 5 minutes

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Summary

7-Eleven owner Seven & i (SVNDY) rejects $39B buyout bid from Couche-Tard (ANCTF). (00:23) Intel (INTC) considers selling more of its stake in Mobileye (MBLY): report. (01:08) Toyota (TM) plans 30% cut to 2026 global EV output - report. (02:15)

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0:00.0

Welcome to See King Alpha's Wall Street breakfast, where we cover the top news for investors every morning.

0:08.0

Good morning. Today is Friday, September 6th. I'm Julie Morgan.

0:13.0

7 and I says $39 billion is just not enough.

0:17.0

Intel is working on a cost cutting plan

0:19.5

and Toyota is adjusting its EV strategy.

0:23.0

7&I, the Japanese owner of 711 stores, has rejected a $39 billion takeover offer.

0:30.0

The Canadian firm which operates Circle K convenience stores offered to acquire 7&I for $14.86

0:38.4

per share in cash in a deal that would have made it the largest ever Japanese target of a foreign buyout.

0:45.3

According to a filing with the Tokyo stock exchange after a review, the 7 and I board

0:50.4

unanimously concluded that the proposal is not in the best interest of

0:54.8

shareholders. Seven and I said the offer grossly undervalues its standalone

0:59.8

path and does not adequately acknowledge the challenges the deal would face from US competition law enforcement agencies.

1:08.0

Intel is apparently considering selling more of its stake in Mobile Eye Global,

1:13.4

according to a report by Bloomberg.

1:15.8

Intel owns an 88% stake in Mobile Eye,

1:18.9

which provides software for self-driving vehicles.

1:22.3

The report said Intel might sell some of the shares via the public market or to a third party,

1:28.0

according to people familiar with the situation.

1:30.0

Intel sold more than $1. billion dollars in mobilize shares last summer.

1:35.6

However, mobilize shares were trading for around $40 at that time.

1:40.0

The value of mobilize shares have dropped 71% year to date to less than 13 bucks a share.

1:46.6

The report is the latest to surface of the various ways Intel is looking to raise funds and or cut costs after reporting a net loss of 1.6 billion

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