Carl Icahn took a new stake in satellite communications provider EchoStar (SATS) in Q3 2025, while exiting his stake in Canadian pharmaceutical firm Bausch Health (BHC), among other moves. The ...
Billionaire Carl Icahn, an activist investor holding about 0.5 percent of Cigna, publicly opposed the health insurer’s $54 billion bid for Express Scripts Aug. 7. Mr. Icahn sent an open letter to ...
Carl Icahn has made another huge bet, boosting his stake in a utility infrastructure company. It was not the only big insider buying though.
The energy and utilities company said Wednesday that it will issue an additional $160 million worth of stock in an underwritten public offering alongside the private placement. Centuri will grant the ...
Icahn’s Q2 2025 13F shows portfolio trimmed to 12 holdings, with top positions in IEP, CVR Energy, Southwest Gas, CVR Partners, and IFF. Major stake increases were made in CVR Energy, CVR Partners, ...
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The private investment firms of hedge-fund billionaires doubled down on home appliances, flavor ingredients and health ...
Activist investor Carl Icahn will stop soliciting votes from Cigna shareholders against the insurer’s $54 billion takeover of Express Scripts, the billionaire investor said in an Aug. 13 statement.
Noted investor Carl Icahn has a significant stake in Cigna and wants to block the company’s Express Scripts acquisition, according to a CNBC report. 1. Cigna made a $54 billion bid for Express Scripts ...
Carl Icahn's son and a portfolio manager for Icahn Capital resigned from the board of Bausch + Lomb after Paulson Capital bought out Icahn Group's shares of its parent company. Brett Icahn and Gary Hu ...
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Days after Pacific Investment Management Co.'s Bill Gross urged Carl Icahn to dedicate more time to helping people instead of pushing Apple Inc. to buy shares, Mr. Icahn shot back that Mr. Gross ...
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