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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Mayumi Negishi |Yuki Furukawa
Dalton Investments is joining forces with other investors to pressure Fuji Media Holdings Inc. to spin off its real estate arm, the latest development in what’s become a litmus test for shareholder influence in Japan. Dalton’s co-founder James Rosenwald said he’s spoken with Aya Nomura, the Japanese broadcaster’s single largest outside shareholder and the eldest daughter of prominent activist investor Yoshiaki Murakami.
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1 week ago |
japantimes.co.jp | Mayumi Negishi |Yuki Furukawa
Dalton Investments is joining forces with other investors to pressure Fuji Media Holdings to spin off its real estate arm, the latest development in a situation that has become a litmus test for shareholder influence in Japan. Dalton’s co-founder James Rosenwald said he has spoken with Aya Nomura, the Japanese broadcaster’s single largest outside shareholder and the eldest daughter of prominent activist investor Yoshiaki Murakami.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Mayumi Negishi |Yuki Furukawa
James Rosewald(Bloomberg) -- Dalton Investments is joining forces with other investors to pressure Fuji Media Holdings Inc. to spin off its real estate arm, the latest development in what’s become a litmus test for shareholder influence in Japan. Dalton’s co-founder James Rosenwald said he’s spoken with Aya Nomura, the Japanese broadcaster’s single largest outside shareholder and the eldest daughter of prominent activist investor Yoshiaki Murakami.
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3 weeks ago |
gadgets360.com | Takashi Mochizuki |Yuki Furukawa
TDK is readying a new generation of batteries to power smartphones through AI tasks at a time that major client Apple Inc. is also preparing to launch a slimmer handset. The Tokyo-based component maker will begin shipping its third iteration of silicon-anode batteries by the end of June, Chief Executive Officer Noboru Saito said.
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3 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Yuki Furukawa
Fuji Media Holdings Inc. headquarters in the Minato district of Tokyo. (Bloomberg) -- Fuji Media Holdings Inc. said it opposes the slate for directors proposed by activist investor Nippon Active Value Fund, setting the stage for a potential showdown ahead of its shareholders’ meeting next month. The Japanese broadcaster rejected all 12 people suggested by the fund, which is managed by James Rosenwald, who also runs Dalton Investments.
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