At Goldman Sachs’s gleaming Plumtree Court offices in London on September 6, Patrick Drahi pledged something that would once have been unthinkable: His willingness to put every part of Altice, the telecommunications and media giant he cobbled together over 30 years, up for sale. “Everything is open.It’s just a question of offer and demand,” the French-Israeli billionaire told
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A Portuguese judge decided that Altice co-founder Armando Pereira, who is currently under house arrest, can be released on €10 million ($10.6 million) bail, one of Pereira’s lawyers said.
(Bloomberg) At Goldman Sachs’s gleaming Plumtree Court offices in London on Sept. 6, Patrick Drahi pledged something that would once have been unthinkable: His willingness to put every part of Altice, the telecommunications and media giant he cobbled together over 30 years, up for sale.Most Read from BloombergIsrael Latest: US Determines Israel Wasn’t Behind Hospital BlastBig Tech Earnings Whipsaw QQQ in Late Trading: Markets WrapNobody Wants Mutual Funds NowAn Oil Giant Quietly Ditched the W
PARIS: Billionaire Patrick Drahi has made approaches through a banker to sound out French telecom competitors Bouygues and Free about a possible deal with his SFR operator that would consolidate the nation’s mobile phone sector, according to La Tribune.