Bondholders of French IT company Atos have rejected a buyout offer from Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky, French weekly La Tribune reported on Saturday. The bondholders were reported to have cited Kretinsky's plan to wipe almost all of the company's debt and fears that he would break up the former blue-chip technology company, shares of which have lost 90% of their value over the past three years after a string of profit warnings, CEO departures and the collapse of potential asset sales. Kretinsky's offer was made by his EP Equity Investment (EPEI) fund in partnership with British fund Attestor.
Some 75 of the boys with haemophilia treated at Treloar’s College are now dead.
Shadow minister says it is Justin Welby’s job to speak out but Labour could not commit to scrapping policy