TOKYO: The founding Ito family behind Japanese retailer Seven & i aims to raise more than ¥8 trillion (US$52 billion) to take ...

The owner of 7-Eleven convenience stores, Seven & i Holdings Co., is considering a management buyout to take itself private ...

Japan's Seven & i aims to raise more than 8 trillion yen ($52 billion) to take it private by the end of this financial year, ...

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Barloworld’s board indicated that, at this stage, no firm intention to make an offer had been communicated by the consortium.

The proposal from a member of the founding Ito family would take the company private, blocking Alimentation Couche-Tard's recent bid.

Junro Ito, vice president at Seven & i Holdings, is the second son of founder Masatoshi Ito, who started from a single outlet in Japan to build the business empire behind one of the world's biggest ...

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