Xerox secures US$24 billion financing for proposed HP takeover

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Xerox secures US$24 billion financing for proposed HP takeover
Xerox Holdings said on Monday it has secured US$24 billion in financing for its US$33.5 billion takeover offer for HP, a deal that the personal computer maker is opposing. HP rejected the US$22 per share offer in November saying it "significantly" undervalued the company, following ...

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