FTC Reviews Transaction Ahead of Caesars Acquisition and Nasdaq Delisting
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What happened
The Federal Trade Commission is reviewing a transaction involving Caesars Entertainment Inc. Shareholders of Caesars are scheduled to vote on a proposal for Tilman Fertitta to acquire the company for $17.6 billion, valued at $31 per share in cash. The review stems from the FTC having issued a second request for information to both companies regarding the proposed merger.
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Why it matters
The review takes place as the company considers its delisting from Nasdaq. The outcome of the FTC review is a critical factor in whether the acquisition can proceed and if the delisting from the exchange can be successfully completed.
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Who's involved
- Federal Trade CommissionThe U.S. federal agency conducting the review of the acquisition.
- NasdaqThe stock exchange from which the company is seeking to delist.
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The entities involved
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Federal Trade Commission
United States federal government agency
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Nasdaq
American fully electronic stock exchange
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