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Sources: a majority of Twitter’s shareholders have voted in favor of the $44B sale to Musk, whose $54.20 per share deal looks pricey in the current environment (Svea Herbst-Bayliss/Reuters)

Svea Herbst-Bayliss / Reuters:
Sources: a majority of Twitter’s shareholders have voted in favor of the $44B sale to Musk, whose $54.20 per share deal looks pricey in the current environment  —  A majority of Twitter Inc’s (TWTR.N) shareholders have voted in favor of the social media company’s $44 billion sale to Elon Musk …

Saudi Arabian food delivery service Jahez agrees to acquire local rival The Chefz for ~$173M in a cash and stock deal (Shaji Mathew/Bloomberg)

Shaji Mathew / Bloomberg:
Saudi Arabian food delivery service Jahez agrees to acquire local rival The Chefz for ~$173M in a cash and stock deal  —  Saudi food delivery firm Jahez agreed to acquire The Chefz in a cash and stock deal, almost a year after Delivery Hero SE’s attempt to buy the firm was thwarted by the local competition watchdog.

Palantir signs a three-year, £75M deal with the UK’s defense ministry, providing software to prompt real-time military actions and predict potential results (Jeffrey Dastin/Reuters)

Jeffrey Dastin / Reuters:
Palantir signs a three-year, £75M deal with the UK’s defense ministry, providing software to prompt real-time military actions and predict potential results  —  Palantir Technologies Inc (PLTR.N) has signed a three-year, 75 million pound ($91.39 million) deal with the United Kingdom’s Ministry …

Prosus valued its 9.67% stake in Byju’s at $578M at the end of Q3 2022, implying Byju’s total value to be $5.9B; Byju’s was valued at $22B in October 2022 (Moneycontrol)

Moneycontrol:
Prosus valued its 9.67% stake in Byju’s at $578M at the end of Q3 2022, implying Byju’s total value to be $5.9B; Byju’s was valued at $22B in October 2022  —  Although Prosus’ accounting entry implies that it values Byju’s at $5.9 billion, experts say that different shareholders may value a private company differently in their books.

SoftBank, which bought a 10% stake in Twilio competitor Sinch in November 2020, sells its remaining 5% stake; Sinch’s stock has fallen 93% since September 2021 (Anton Wilen/Bloomberg)

Anton Wilen / Bloomberg:
SoftBank, which bought a 10% stake in Twilio competitor Sinch in November 2020, sells its remaining 5% stake; Sinch’s stock has fallen 93% since September 2021  —  Japanese investor SoftBank Group Corp has sold its entire stake in Sinch AB following a share price collapse of more than 90% in the Swedish cloud-based platform provider.