
KARLSRUHE, Germany, Sept 28 (Reuters) - Germany's Federal Court of Justice ( BGH ), the country's highest civil court, on Wednesday upheld a ban that bars private-sector companies from operating online gambling sites.
unit. Similarly, Buckeye Partners BPL and Buckeye GP Holdings BGH unitholders overwhelmingly approved the merger ..... payouts for some time. Effective Monday, BGH units have ceased trading, and BGH unitholders will receive 0.705 BPL unit
respect to the pending merger with general partner Buckeye GP Holdings BGH , management said that the partnership remains ..... capital expenditures falling in the quarter. Buckeye GP Holdings declared a distribution of $0.47 per unit
quarter and 1.13 times for the last 12 months. Buckeye GP Holdings BGH raised its distribution $0.02, or 4.7%, to ..... continues to expect a unitholder vote on the BPL- BGH merger in the fourth quarter and has filed its preliminary
successfully acquires BGH , existing BGH unitholders ..... growth both for BPL and Buckeye GP Holdings unitholders, we think ..... the general partner, BGH calls the shots for ..... its general partner Buckeye GP Holdings BGH goes through, operational
acquisition of the general partner entity ( BGH ), thereby taking the general partner off the ..... distribute to the limited partners of BPL. BGH jumped $5+ on the news today because one unit of BGH might become .705 units of BPL. Here's the
announced Friday that it intends to purchase its general partner, Buckeye GP Holdings BGH , in an all-stock transaction. BGH unitholders would receive 0.705 BPL unit for each BGH unit, which reflects a 32% premium based on Thursday's closing
distribution 1 . 3 % from last quarter to $ 0 . 95 per unit , resulting in 1 . 05 times distribution coverage . Buckeye GP Holdings BGH increased its distribution 4 . 9 % sequentially to $ 0 . 43 per unit . We were glad to hear an update on the
see Buckeye acquire additional refined products or natural gas storage assets from ArcLight ( partial owner of Buckeye GP Holdings BGH ) , the majors , or private equity sellers as opportunities arise . We expect Buckeye's cash flows to naturally
I was wondering if anybody had anythoughts on Buckeye Partners BPL and the general partner BGH . I bought these a few times between 2007 and fall of 2008, primarly at Josh Peter M* dividend newsletter recommendation. I didn't sell them when Josh recommend to do so and I am glad I didn't. (Same thing with SPH). However, they have a had terrific run up recently and I am wondering if it wouldn't be a good time a take profits. M* has dropped them down to 2 star and BPL is near M* sell price. ETP has a higher distribution yield and looks like it has better prospects going forward. More ever the entire pipeline/energy distribution sector has really rallied (yield seekers??) and I wonder if the whole sector isn't a bit over value considering the soft demand for energy and petroleum. Anybody else have thoughts on these two stocks?. Thanks