FireEye has agreed sell its fledgling products business to Symphony Technology Group for $1.2 billion, undoing the 2014 acquisition that brought FireEye’s products and Mandiant’s services together.
Tilray Jumps on Cantor Fitzgerald Upgrade After Aphria Merger
Cantor Fitzgerald upgraded cannabis provider Tilray to overweight and cut its price target on the stock to $22.
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Shares of Tilray (
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The investment firm now has a $22 price target on the Nanaimo, British Columbia, company, down from $30.25.
At last check Tilray shares were trading up 7.1% at $20.35. They re trading at less than a third of their 52-week high $67, set in early February.
Tilray s nearly $4 billion merger with Aphria, which closed in May, combined Aphria s leading recreational position in Canada with Tilray s strength in international markets, according to Cantor analyst Pablo Zuanic.
The nonprofit integrated systems concluded that an affiliation would not benefit their communities. The deal would have seen Cone Health's five hospitals, Medicare Advantage subsidiary and other operations become a division of the larger Sentara.
10 Things To Know About The $1.2B FireEye-Mandiant Split
From who will lead FireEye and Mandiant going forward to how FireEye’s products fit into Symphony Technology Group’s fast-growing cybersecurity portfolio and why the separation is expected to reduce channel conflict, here are 10 key things to know. By Michael Novinson June 03, 2021, 10:00 AM EDT
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Private equity firm Symphony Technology Group (STG) agreed Wednesday to buy FireEye’s product business for $1.2 billion, separating it from Mandiant’s solutions and services business. The FireEye name will move over to STG as part of its purchase of the $541 million product business, while the $400 million Mandiant business will continue as a publicly traded company with a new ticker symbol.
How to buy and sell clothes on Depop when you’re not a teenager
The Gen-Z-loved second-hand fashion app has been acquired by Etsy
3 June 2021 • 1:40pm
The future of vintage and second hand shopping: Depop has become the main platform for teenagers to go to, but there s something for everyone
Credit: Getty Images / Instagram: @Depop
Whenever I have my heart set on a particular fashion item or look, the first thing I do is scan a few second-hand fashion sites, to see if I can find a preloved version.
It’s not just because I try to make sustainable decisions wherever I can, but also because it often allows me to buy the fashion I love for a fraction of the retail cost. This approach to shopping means that I’ve become very familiar with Depop, the second-hand fashion marketplace that has just been acquired by Etsy for $1.6bn (£1.2bn).