Punters will stake up to 5 million pounds ( dlrs 7.5 million ) on the outcome of the Bruno-Tyson fight and some 95 percent of those placing that record amount will be betting on a Bruno victory,
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To finance the deal, Provident is getting a $ 300 million infusion of cash from the Zurich Insurance Group of Switzerland, which is buying a 15.2 percent stake in Provident under an agreement allowing it to increase the stake up to 40 percent.
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Goldman, which through its real estate funds owns stakes in the Essex House in New York and the Ritz-Carlton in Laguna Niguel, Calif ., first became interested in the Regent last year, when a troubled Thai investor put a 24 percent stake up for sale.
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AT & AMP; T Corp . will have a big say in what happens to LIN . Its AT & AMP; T Wireless Services Inc . unit owns 45 percent of LIN, and it has a deadline next year to either buy the rest or put its stake up for sale.
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AT & AMP; T will have a big say in what eventually happens to LIN . Its AT & AMP; T Wireless Services Inc . division owns 45 percent of the broadcaster, and it has a deadline next year to either buy the rest or put its stake up for sale.
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AT & AMP; T will also have a big say in what happens to LIN . Its AT & AMP; T Wireless Services Inc . division owns 45 percent of the broadcaster, and it has a deadline next year to either buy the rest or put its stake up for sale.
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AT & AMP; T will also have a big say in what eventually happens to LIN . Its AT & AMP; T Wireless Services Inc . division owns 45 percent of the broadcaster, and it has a deadline next year to either buy the rest or put its stake up for sale.
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"I'm a compulsive deadheader, " she said, snapping off faded blossoms with alacrity as she led the way past gardeners staking up top-heavy stems that had toppled in a recent rain, taking a picture, upon request, of two mothers posing with their baby daughters in front of the Siberians, and listening to yet another visitor's opinion as to the lovableness ( or not ) of some iris unable to talk back.
