The values to follow the U.S. markets
Posted by adminList of key values to follow Monday on Wall Street.
CAMPBELL SOUP *
The group is considering a power supply of 1.5 billion pounds (2.3 billion dollars) on the activities of Britain's United Biscuits Cookies, reported the Sunday Times.
The U.S. group is not interested in the industry "snacks" of United Biscuits bought in 2006 by Blackstone and PAI Partners and that they intend to sell, according to information published by Reuters last month.
Closing price: 36.64 dollars.
* HEWLETT-PACKARD
* 3PAR
* DELL
Hewlett-Packard said Monday it proposed to acquire the data storage company 3PAR priced at $ 24 per share in cash, competing with the offer made last week by rival Dell.
The proposed HP is 33% larger supply of Dell, which accounted for at the time of its announcement a premium of 87% over the course of 3PAR.
The action of 3PAR blazing 37% in pre-market trade after the announcement of the offer from HP.The action of the computer group yielded 1.0%, however.
Closing Speaker: U.S. $ 39.85
Closing 3PAR: U.S. $ 18.04
Closing Dell: 12.07 dollars
* AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL GROUP
The U.S. Federal Reserve plans to reduce approximately 3.6 billion dollars (2.8 billion) credit line open to the insurer, which illustrates the growing confidence of the authorities in the group's ability to do without public support, Bloomberg reported, quoting an informed source project.
In addition, ILFC, the aircraft leasing subsidiary of the group, has paid nearly four billion dollars by the Fed after raising capital from private investors, officials said Sunday close to the matter.
Closing price: 35.17 dollars.
* 3M
The U.S. industrial conglomerate could spend about two billion dollars (1.6 billion) on acquisitions this year, twice more than its previous estimate, said Monday its chief executive in an interview with Reuters.
Closing price: U.S. $ 80.66
* AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS
The share of industrial gases group could grow by 20% within a year if its offer AIRG fails or if it ends at a price less than $ 70, says Barron's in its latest edition.
The offer values currently Airgas to 63.50 dollars per share.
Closing price: 75.01 dollars.
* WASHINGTON POST
After declining in recent weeks, triggered by concerns raised by its Kaplan education subsidiary, the title is outrageously cheap, says Barron's.
Closing price: 347.68 dollars.