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Vonage Holdings, the Internet telephone pioneer, yesterday priced its initial public offering at $17 a share, in the middle of the expected range.
The memorandum reported that Conseco's operating earnings for the June quarter were 21 cents a share, "in the middle of our guidance range of 19 to 23 cents".
Within Expected Range | The Mexican arm of Banco Santander staged one of the year's biggest initial public offerings on Tuesday, pricing the American portion of its I.P.O. at $12.18 a share, in the middle of the expected range, a person briefed on the matter told DealBook.
In case you missed the run-up to Zendesk's offering, here are the brass tacks: Zendesk priced at $9 per share, in the middle of its expected (but lowered) range, bringing in $100 million.
Indeed, this is the second time that Mr Malone has bought News Corporation voting shares "in the middle of the night without telling us", as one executive at the firm puts it.
Bankers priced the shares in the middle of a 200p to 250p range.
Apple's knack for keeping a secret and Jobs' habit of springing one last head-spinning surprise onto the end of his new-product announcements means anyone who thinks they can get ahead by trading Apple shares in the middle of his keynote address had better move carefully.
After all, Arcus already owns nearly 23% of its target, the deal has been agreed and the price - £16.30 a share plus a 20p dividend - is around 14% higher than Forth's share price in the middle of February, when the latest round of takeover speculation began.
The purchase price of $12 a share was in the middle of a range of values deemed fair in a report by Merrill Lynch & Company.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet In the middle of the nineteenth century, the City of Brooklyn commissioned a canal to facilitate commerce between New York Harbor and the farms and mills operating in the interior of the future borough.
Yet there was a time when teammates even shared cars in the middle of a race.
