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And it will divest some commodity operations to raise cash.
The Guardian Media Group has since announced it will divest from oil, coal and gas companies.
The campaign is now seeing success in Europe, with the University of Glasgow the first academic institution to announce it will divest.
The Guardian Media Group announced earlier in April that it will divest its £800m fund, the largest to date to sell off all fossil fuels.
The University of Hawaii System has announced it will divest its $66m£42m2m) endowment from oil, coal and gas companies, following a vote by its board of regents on Thursday.
The Archdiocese of Baltimore has announced that it will divest itself of all its holdings in companies that do business with South Africa.
Bayer A.G., the big German chemical company, is expected to announce today that it will divest itself of Agfa-Gevaert, its imaging unit.
Measures to shake up the telecoms and broadcasting industries last month prompted América Móvil, the monopolistic telecoms firm owned by Carlos Slim, the world's richest man, to announce it will divest assets to avoid antitrust pricing regimes.
In order to avoid going above thirty per cent of over-all market share (the limit once imposed by the Federal Communications Commission), it has said that it will divest a few of Time Warner Cable's systems, but doing that would wouldn't make much difference.
Selesky said he thinks Alcoa wants to make the company more of a single-focused company, concentrating on aluminum and its production, and that it will divest ancillary businesses that dont fit into the mix.
