BX Jan 2024 85.000 put
| Previous Close | 10.90 |
| Open | 10.45 |
| Bid | 0.00 |
| Ask | 0.00 |
| Strike | 85.00 |
| Expire Date | 2024-01-19 |
| Day's Range | 10.45 - 10.90 |
| Contract Range | N/A |
| Volume | |
| Open Interest | 2.17k |
ReutersBlackstone-owned Crown Resorts agrees to $294 million fine in Australia
(Reuters) -Crown Resorts, the Australian casino operator bought by Blackstone Inc after three damaging inquiries, agreed to pay a A$450 million ($294 million) fine for breaking anti-money laundering laws, a step toward ending its darkest chapter. The company, dominated by billionaire founder James Packer before he agreed to sell last year, said it agreed to the payment after allegations over wide-ranging governance problems sparked inquiries in all the states in which it operated, plus an investigation by the financial crime watchdog. The fine, which the federal court must approve, is the third-largest for an Australian company, and takes Crown's total penalties to A$680 million since it was rocked by accusations of ignoring organised crime and employee safety in hearings since 2020.
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UPDATE 3-Blackstone-owned Crown Resorts agrees to $294 mln fine in Australia
Crown Resorts, the Australian casino operator bought by Blackstone Inc after three damaging inquiries, agreed to pay a A$450 million ($294 million) fine for breaking anti-money laundering laws, a step toward ending its darkest chapter. The company, dominated by billionaire founder James Packer before he agreed to sell last year, said it agreed to the payment after allegations over wide-ranging governance problems sparked inquiries in all the states in which it operated, plus an investigation by the financial crime watchdog. The fine, which the federal court must approve, is the third-largest for an Australian company, and takes Crown's total penalties to A$680 million since it was rocked by accusations of ignoring organised crime and employee safety in hearings since 2020.
Simply Wall St.Insiders At Blackstone Sold US$9.4m In Stock, Alluding To Potential Weakness \
In the last year, many Blackstone Inc. ( NYSE:BX ) insiders sold a substantial stake in the company which may have...
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ReutersBlackstone platform bets on Indian data binge, in talks with Microsoft, Amazon
Blackstone is in talks with companies including Microsoft and Amazon to build Indian data centres for them to meet growing storage and processing demand, the CEO of its Lumina CloudInfra data centre platform told Reuters. COVID-19 created a shift in data consumption habits with more people working remotely and a spike in the use of social media, streaming platforms and e-commerce. This caused a "data explosion", said Anil Reddy, global CEO of Lumina, which is owned and managed by Blackstone, making this the next major investment for the private equity giant in India.
BloombergBlackstone in Talks With Lenders on Maturing Chicago Office Loan
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BloombergFosun Sells $455 Million Diamond-Grade Firm Stake to Blackstone
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UPDATE 1-Blackstone acquires International Gemological Institute
Private equity company Blackstone Inc said it has fully acquired the jewellery certification firm International Gemological Institute (IGI) from China's Fosun and the company's founding family. Blackstone bought IGI, whose majority revenue and profits come from India, for about $530 million, a person with direct knowledge of the matter said on condition of anonymity.
ReutersBlackstone acquires International Gemological Institute
MUMBAI (Reuters) -Private equity company Blackstone Inc said it has fully acquired the jewellery certification firm International Gemological Institute (IGI) from China's Fosun and the company's founding family. Blackstone bought IGI, whose majority revenue and profits come from India, for about $530 million, a person with direct knowledge of the matter said on condition of anonymity. A statement said Blackstone had purchased an 80% stake from Fosun and 20% from the Lorie family.
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BloombergBlackstone Struggles to Sell Private Credit to Europe’s Rich
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BloombergBlackstone, Thomson Reuters Selling £2.4 Billion of LSE Group Stock
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UPDATE 1-Blackstone, Thomson Reuters consortium looks to sell further $3 bln in LSEG shares
An investor consortium including U.S. buyout firm Blackstone and Thomson Reuters , the publisher of Reuters News, is looking to sell around $3 billion worth of shares in the London Stock Exchange Group, according to a term sheet shared by an investment bank involved in the sale on Tuesday. Blackstone and Thomson Reuters did not immediately respond to a request for comment. LSEG declined to comment.
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BloombergBlackstone, PNC, Apollo Among 20 Firms That Made Bids on SVB
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ReutersBlackstone, Apollo were among about 20 bidders for SVB's assets
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