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Oliplex Holdings is up 49% in pre-market action. Oliplex agreed to be acquired by German consumer giant Henkel.

The all-cast transaction is valued at $1.4 billion. The $2.6 per share cash offer represents

a massive 55% premium over Oliplex's March 25th closing price and a premium of approximately

45% over the volume-weighted

average price for the last 30 trading days. The deal is expected to be completed in the second

half of this year. At that time, Oliplex will be delisted from the NASDAQ, but will continue to

operate as a standalone brand with Hinkle's professional

hair care portfolio. Notably, Advent International, which holds a majority of the voting power

in Oliplex, has already provided written consent for the transaction, so no further action

is needed from other stockholders. Advent will fully exit its investment upon closing.

JetBlue closed the day Wednesday up 13% on a report that it's evaluating plans to sell itself

to a rival airline. According to a semaphore report on Wednesday, which cited people familiar

with the matter, JetBlue has tapped

advisors to see how a deal with United Airlines, Alaska Airlines, or Southwest Airlines might be

perceived in Washington. According to the report, this is preliminary, and the airline may decide

to keep the status quo and not try to sell itself. It was not known whether JetBlue had held

any talks or received indications of interest. JetBlue declined to comment on internal talks to

Semaphore. United and Southwest also declined to comment. Alaska Air did not immediately respond

to a request for comment. Shares of rival airlines rose after the

semaphore report. A jury in Los Angeles determined Wednesday that meta-platforms and Google

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