Walgreens Is Going Private in a $10 Billion Deal After Being a Publicly Traded Company for Nearly a Century
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Sycamore Partners to take Walgreens private in deal valued at $10B
Private equity firm Sycamore Partners has entered into a definitive agreement with Walgreens Boots Alliance to acquire the struggling retail pharmacy chain. | The confirmation follows weeks of speculation and rumors that Sycamore was planning to take over Walgreens and take the company private.
Ticker: Sycamore Partners buys Walgreens in $10B deal
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Walgreens agrees to be acquired by private equity firm for almost $10 billion
Walgreens Boots Alliance says it has agreed to be acquired by the private equity firm Sycamore Partners as the struggling retailer looks to turn itself around after years of losing money.
Walgreens Stock Jumps as Drugstore Chain Reportedly Nears $10B Take-Private Deal
Walgreens Boots Alliance shares are jumping in premarket trading Tuesday, on a report that the troubled drugstore chain is nearing a deal with Sycamore Partners to be taken private for around $10 billion.
Walgreens to go private in $23.7B 'definitive agreement' with Sycamore Partners
The Walgreens Boots Alliance Friday said the drug store chain is going private, acquired by private equity company Sycamore Partners in a $23.7 billion deal described as a "definitive agreement."
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Editorial: The sad story of Walgreens' decline is about to come full circle
Next steps under Sycamore's watch could include a breakup of Walgreens' major units, meaning the multinational combo that once was touted as The Next Big Thing could now fall by the wayside.
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