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Japanese households are commonly seen as an attractive target in IPOs with their 1,829 trillion yen in financial assets, even if they are traditionally risk-averse with over 50 percent of assets in cash and deposits. More than 80 percent of the shares will be offered to domestic retail investors, a person with knowledge of the matter told Reuters. “I think a reasonable amount of money will be attracted to this one,” said Tetsutaro Abe, an equity research analyst at Aizawa Securities. “It’s a mobile company so the cash flow is steady. If you think about future yield and shareholder returns, it’s a far more attractive investment than government bonds.”.

SoftBank Group hopes that putting a value on the telecoms business will help bolster its own share price, which it sees as undervalued, Son in June argued that even without the domestic telecoms business, SoftBank Group shares should be worth over 14,000 yen - almost fleur de lis engraved onyx cufflinks 40 percent over their current price - considering the value of its investments in Alibaba, Arm Holdings, Sprint Corp (S.N) and Yahoo Japan Corp (4689.T), as well as Vision Fund, Investors have grown nervous about the lack of clarity in some of the investments by the $90 billion Vision Fund, They have also been worried about the fund’s dependence on Saudi Arabia, its biggest backer, following the murder of a journalist by Saudi security officials..

(Reuters) - Carl Icahn said on Monday VMWare (VMW.N) should be worth $300 per share, the activist investor’s latest bid to scuttle Dell’s plan to go public by buying back shares tied to its interest in the software company. 'Based on IBM's recent offer for Red Hat, a deal we believe should have a comparable valuation to a future VMWare deal, VMW should be worth $300 per share,' Icahn said in a letter here. IBM Corp (IBM.N) agreed to acquire Red Hat Inc (RHT.N) for $190 per share in cash, a 63 percent premium to its closing price on Oct. 26.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S, movie theater chains fear that a Justice Department review of little-known mid-century rules may result in studios getting free rein to force them to show unpopular movies in exchange for getting blockbuster releases, threatening their profits, Before the rules went into effect, studios commonly sold multiple films to theaters as a package, The U.S, Supreme Court in 1948 ruled against the practice, called “block booking,” and others that favored studios, leading the plaintiff, Paramount Pictures, Inc, and its peers to fleur de lis engraved onyx cufflinks sign consent decrees over the next few years with the Justice Department that banned such deals..

The department announced in August it was reviewing some 1,300 such decrees affecting a range of industries, which have no expiration date, with an eye toward cancelling them. The agreements regulating relations between movie studios and theaters, which the industry calls the Paramount consent decrees, were reached in the late 1940s and early 1950s when movie theaters had just one screen, televisions were not universal, and online streaming was decades into the future. “They’ll be able to get more of their duds played in your theaters,” said Brian Fridley, whose father started Iowa-based Fridley Theatres in the 1930s. “If you’re forced to play the less popular films, that’s going to eat up your profits. Maybe all your profits.”.

Fridley said his chain of 20 movie theaters and 86 screens might be forced to show poor performers like 21st Century Fox’s “The Darkest Minds.” The dystopian teen fleur de lis engraved onyx cufflinks movie made $13 million in the United States, compared with $700 million for “Black Panther,” according to Box Office Mojo, Box office sales bring in a good chunk of theater revenues, even as viewers increasingly watch movies on television and online, For example, Viacom Inc (VIAB.O), which owns Paramount, said in an annual report that movies shown in theaters brought in 25 percent of its filmed entertainment revenues for 2017, while home entertainment brought in 26 percent and licensing brought in 40 percent..

The National Association of Theatre Owners (NATO), which represents movie theater companies with 33,000 screens across the United States, urged the department to forbid movie studios to return to the practice of block booking. Justice Department officials believe the fears are overblown because it is not in studios’ financial interest to force theaters to show poor performing films, according to a person familiar with the government’s thinking. The Motion Picture Association of America declined to comment, referring Reuters to the studios. The six biggest U.S. film studios are Warner Bros, owned by AT&T (T.N); 21th Century Fox, which is selling its movie studio to rival Walt Disney Co (DIS.N); Paramount; Universal Pictures, which is owned by Comcast Corp (CMCSA.O); and Sony Pictures.

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain’s big banks, long able to shrug off competition from start-ups, have been spooked by an account launched just six weeks ago by Goldman Sachs (GS.N) that pays savers more, One of the banks admitted privately that it has seen a spike in savers switching, while others have launched new accounts or raised rates to try to nip “Marcus” in the bud, British savers have got used to payouts fleur de lis engraved onyx cufflinks of 1 percent or less thanks to rock-bottom central bank rates, but the launch of Marcus with a 1.5 percent rate on Sept, 27 has shaken things up..

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