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eBay a respins marti oferta de preluare in valoare de 56 mld. USD din partea GameStop, considerand-o "nici credibila, nici atractiva", potrivit scrisorii presedintelui board-ului, Paul Pressler, catre CEO-ul GameStop, Ryan Cohen. Oferta, jumatate cash si jumatate actiuni, propunea un pret de 125 USD pe actiune, semnificativ peste cotatia curenta de circa 107 USD. Decizia a fost luata avand in vedere perspectivele de stand-alone ale eBay, incertitudinea privind finantarea tranzactiei si aspecte legate de guvernanta GameStop. Respingerea ar putea conduce la o oferta ostila, Ryan Cohen anuntand anterior ca este dispus sa se adreseze direct actionarilor eBay. Actiunile eBay au crescut cu 24% de la inceputul anului. (Sursa: ebay rejects gamestops audacious 27305 56.1004)
A handful of large companies, such as Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (US.BRKB) and Amazon.com Inc., (US.AMZN) could bear most of the burden from a 15% corporate minimum tax President Biden signed into law last month.
The tax, which takes effect in January, is the largest revenue-raising provision in Democratsâ climate, healthcare and tax law. The provision, projected to generate $222 billion over a decade, alters tax incentives and complicates corporate tax decisions. Democrats aimed the provision at large companies that report profits to shareholders but pay relatively little tax. 
The new system, known as the book minimum tax, starts with income reported on the financial statement, not traditional taxable income. Differences between the twoâthe treatment of stock-based compensation, for exampleâcould drive a company into paying the new tax. According to the UNC estimates, Berkshire Hathaway would have paid the most in 2021, at $8.3 billionâor about a quarter of the estimated totalâfollowed by Amazon at $2.8 billion and Ford Motor Co. (US.F) at $1.9 billion. Add the next three companies and that reflects more than half the $31.8 billion total: AT& T Inc. at $1.5 billion, eBay (US.EBAY) Inc. at $1.3 billion, and Moderna Inc. (US.MRNA) at $1.2 billion.