(Reuters) - Shares of bookseller Barnes & Noble Inc fell as much as 12 percent on Thursday after its second-largest shareholder, billionaire investor Ron Burkle 's Yucaipa Cos, said two of its funds...
Oct 12 (Reuters) - Billionaire Ron Burkle lost out to Lion Capital over a proposed refinancing of hipster brand American Apparel Inc , the New York Post reported, citing sources close to the talks.
(Reuters) - American Apparel is in the final stages of negotiating a $90 million funding from an affiliate of billionaire investor Ron Burkle , industry journal Women's Wear Daily (WWD) reported,...
Sept 26 (Reuters) - American Apparel is in the final stages of negotiating a $90 million funding from an affiliate of billionaire investor Ron Burkle , industry journal Women's Wear Daily (WWD) reported, citing sources close to the deal.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - American Apparel Inc is in talks to raise as much as $160 million from several parties, including a private-equity firm affiliated with Ron Burkle , Bloomberg reported on...
NEW YORK, Sept 1 (Reuters) - American Apparel Inc is in talks to raise as much as $160 million from several parties, including a private-equity firm affiliated with Ron Burkle , Bloomberg reported on Thursday citing four people familiar with the situation.
… ALETHEIA'S TRADING IS PART OF LIQUIDATION SCHEDULE THAT PRECEDED LIBERTY MEDIA OFFER While Aletheia did previously support Ron Burkle in his attempt to shake up the BKS Board of Directors, more recently, the investment firm has been steadily selling their …
NEW YORK, May 24 (Reuters) - Billionaire investor Ron Burkle 's Yucaipa Cos bought another 603,000 shares in Barnes & Noble Inc just days after John Malone's Liberty Media made a $1.02 billion...
Ron Burkle appears to be preparing for a fight with John Malone over the price Liberty Media ( LCAPA ) is offering for Barnes & Noble ( BKS …
… time, as there is no assurance that the proposal will result in a transaction. One remaining wild card is the reaction of Ron Burkle (Yucaipa) and Aletheia, which collectively still own more than 20% of the firm. We wonder if $17 per share will be enough …