Economy11:02 · Jun 10

The Delisted Company That Wants to Take Israeli Payoneer Private for $2.7 Billion. What Does It See in It?

TheMarker
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
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U.S. inflation jumped to 4.2%, the highest since 2023, and Wall Street fell. Qatar dreamed of a $30 billion windfall. The war with Iran shattered that hope. Most Britons want to return to the European Union. What would Britain gain from that? This year’s biggest IPO is unfolding very differently from anything we have seen so far. The company that was delisted from the stock exchange wants to take Payoneer private for $2.7 billion. Why does it want it?

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