The parent company of the Financial Times is planning to sell its stake in a German business newspaper, write Financial Times reporters Gerrit Wiesmann and Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson.
“People familiar with the deal said G+J, controlled by German media group Bertelsmann, had beaten natÂional rivals Holtzbrinck and Sueddeutsche Zeitung to satisfy Pearson’s asking price of €15m ($21.9m) to €20m.
“G+J was expected to pay about half up-front and the rest in the form of annual licence fees for the brand ‘FT Deutschland’, which it will control for 10 years. The transaction could be annÂounÂced as early as next week.”
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Dear,
Are there any more motivations to find for this sell? I do a partly thesis on this before going abroad.
Many thanks,
GL
The Netherlands
http://geld-lenen.welij.nl