Nasdaq rejected by LSE again
The London Stock Exchange (LSE) has again rejected Nasdaq's bid for the business by arguing it substantially undervalues the company.
Nasdaq announced this morning a bid to acquire the LSE for £12.43 a share, valuing the Exchange at £2.7bn. But the LSE says such an offer represents only a 2% premium to the market price at the close...
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