102-12 Merger Arb (2)-a Readings

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Lex from the Financial Times
- AIA
  Forget about the strong underlying performance at Asia’s third-biggest life assurer – what really stands out is its growing capital strength
- Google Finance
  Real-time quotes are nice, but for most they merely reflect the profits already made by the well-connected few
- Lloyds Banking Group
  Despite Horta-Osório’s irrepressibly positive thinking, the grim outlook accompanying full-year results is a furlong short of a profit warning
- Pace
  Set-top box maker badly needs to convince investors that its products have a future as internet-based entertainment expands
- Hollywood
  Considered as a business, the counter-cyclical film industry has certain attractions, beyond glitter and romance for all its volatility
- Mazda: water in the tank
  As a big employer a sale would face strong opposition at home, therefore for the Japanese carmaker the alternative may be even more water in the tank
- Hewlett-Packard: time to rebuild
  Its transformation is likely to match Dell’s, where gross margins have ground upward as it has slowly shifted to corporate computing and services
- British American Tobacco
  Facing an increasingly hostile market, BAT’s strategy revolves around how to manage its slow decline – but price rises have their limit
- Iberdrola: the heat’s on
  With a share price down two-thirds from its 2007 peak, it may be a while before sun shines brightly again on the Spanish electricity utility
- Deutsche Telekom: the call that matters
  With the line dead on the proposed $39bn sale of its T-Mobile USA business to the American behemoth, the German company is going it alone

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