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Jos A Bank lowers 'poison pill' trigger from 20% to 10%
Hampstead, Md. -- Preparing for a potential fight against Men’s Wearhouse’s unsolicited acquisition bid, Jos. A. Bank Clothiers is ramping up its "poison pill" defense.
Jos. A. Bank said Friday that it is lowering its ownership threshold to 10% from 20%, which is the same ownership threshold as Men's Wearhouse's shareholder rights plan.
Such a plan typically allows existing shareholders to acquire more stock at a discounted rate to ward off the investor collecting a big stake.
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Consumer electronics retailer upgrades protection plan
Micro Center, a leading consumer electronics retailer, has entered into a multi-year agreement with the Warranty Group, a leading global provider of warranty solutions and underwriting services, which will allow the retailer to enhance its national Protection Plan program.
Under the new agreement, Micro Center customers will benefit from innovative warranty program solutions and customized services across a broad range of products.