379:'s appointment as CEO to replace Thompson was seen as the culmination of Loeb's efforts to transform Yahoo. Loeb, Wilson, and Wolf submitted their resignations from Yahoo's board in July 2013, and Yahoo bought back 40 million shares from Third Point, leaving the hedge fund's ownership at less than 2%, so the three executives had to leave. However, the hedge fund gained a profit of $ 1 billion. Marissa Mayer issued a statement praising Loeb: âDaniel Loeb had the vision to see Yahoo for its immense potential...While there's still a lot of work ahead, they've given us a great foundationâ. Steven Davidoff of
593:. In a letter to Baxter's board, Loeb wrote that he was âmost impressedâ by the company's willingness to consider adding new directors to go along with a new CEO and requested for Baxter CEO Robert Parkinson for two seats on the board. Baxter reached a settlement with Third Point agreeing to add Munib Islam to its board. Loeb also disapproved of the board's current setup, in which directors do not face re-election every year, and described it as âshareholder-unfriendly and archaic.â Baxter then agreed to hold annual elections for its board of directors after Loeb's criticism.
656:-based specialty property and casualty reinsure. Together they are known as Third Point Re. The firm was incorporated on October 6, 2011. Its investable assets are managed by Third Point LLC, and Loeb is one of its founding shareholders. Third Point Re directly owns its own investments, which, according to its website, âare held in a separate account and managed by Third Point LLC on substantially the same basis as its main hedge funds, including Third Point Partners L.P., the original Third Point LLC hedge fundâ.
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Bernanke's ânarrativeâ as contrary to âcertain facts and our own experience â like the Fed's admitted inability to see the crisis coming or to regulate effectively the banks under its purviewâ. Loeb called âBernankeâs devotion to the righteousness of his narrativeâ âstrikingâ, adding that âevery actor in the financial system still ought to be asking how things went so terribly wrongâ, not inventing a narrative âthat emancipates one from blame and promises future forecasting precisionâ.
437:â, Sotheby's main competitor. The firm, he wrote, required new directors and needed for the positions of chairman and CEO to be filled by two different persons, not one. In a later statement, Loeb said that âSotheby's malaise is a result of a lack of leadership and strategic vision at its highest levelsâ, criticized Ruprecht's $ 6.3 million salary, and chastised the Sotheby's directors for spending âhundreds of thousands of dollarsâ in shareholder funds on a single extravagant meal banquet.
311:(FDA) approval process "and into the hands of patients more quickly and efficientlyâ. He argued that if Acorda were to continue going it alone or to seek partnership with a European firm it âwould be a tremendous injustice not only to multiple sclerosis patients, who should receive such an effective drug in the most expeditious manner possible, but also to your public shareholders, who have supported Fampridine SR's developmentâ. His letter sent Acorda shares up nearly 6.9%.
349:â. In response to Yahoo's charge that Third Point was a âshort-term investorâ, Loeb responded that âthis 'long-term vs. short-term' excuse is a canard and particularly inapt in the case of Yahoo. If there ever was a company in need of a sense of urgency, it is this oneâ. Loeb added that the âreal issue is not short-term versus long-term but about Board representatives who have skin in the game and will exercise sound business judgmentâ.
289:âMassey's C.E.O. is provided a company-owned home to live in ... In fact, after he leaves the company, the house is to be given to him as a parting gift. No one else at the company gets free housing, much less an entire home as a retirement gift. What kind of example does it set when a C.E.O. who makes $ 33.7 million in a single year is given free housing while the company is having difficulty retaining its mine workers?
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with our electronics and service businessâ. One factor in Hirai's decision was the counsel of advisers who argued, âthat subsidiary initial public offerings have rarely succeededâ. Sony's sole concession to Loeb was an agreement âto disclose more information about the entertainment unit's financialsâ. Third Point expressed disappointment in Sony's decision, but welcomed âSony's commitment to greater transparencyâ.
568:, a robotics and computer numerical controls firm. Prior, Fanuc seldom made direct contact with its investors but in March 2014, the company decided "it would start talking to shareholders" and "return some of its cash to them." Loeb has met with Fanuc's President, Yoshiharu Inaba, with encouragement from Japan's government officials, who are aiming to "shak up companiesâ slothful boards."
433:. âSotheby's is like an old master painting in desperate need of restorationâ, Loeb wrote in a letter to the SEC, charging that a âcrisis of managementâ at the firm had resulted in âdysfunctional divisions and a fractured cultureâ, as well as âchronically weak operating margins and deteriorating competitive position relative to
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Director. ... Only in an illogical Alice-in-Wonderland world would a shareholder be deemed to be conflicted from representing the interests of other shareholders because he is, well, a shareholder too.â Loeb charged that the âBoard's evaluation of our candidatesâ made âa mockery of good principles of
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December 2011, dismissing the charges against them. âWe are gratified that the Judge has put an end to this colossal waste of time and resourcesâ, said Third Point, describing the case as âa blatant case of forum shopping a cynical attempt by Fairfax to manipulate the judicial system and to intimidate
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specialist, plus âanother candidate acceptable to the two sidesâ, but Loeb insisted on being added himself to the board. Yahoo refused, telling Loeb, according to his own account, that âmy experience and knowledge 'would not be additive to the Board' and that as Yahoo's largest outside shareholder, I
457:, in an article headlined âBarbarians at Sotheby's Gate?â, suggested that the âfirefightâ between Loeb and Sotheby's would âbenefit Sotheby'sâ, a place Lindeman described as having âa British, clubby feeling of privilege and stuffy pedigreeâ, compared to the âconsiderably warmerâ feel of Christie's.
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state court in March 2011, charging that Loeb lied to investors when he stated that his âdecision to short
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once before and therefore ought to trust the Fedâs intervention blindly again, Chairman
Bernankeâs next chapter states that the Fedâs latest $ 600 billion market intervention will alleviate our seemingly intractable high levels of unemployment, which otherwise would continue indefinitelyâ, Loeb
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up to $ 2 billion to ensure its success". âGiven entertainment's perpetual underperformanceâ, Loeb wrote, âperhaps Sony's reluctance to discuss it candidly stems from (understandable) embarrassmentâ. In addition to asking Sony to spin off its entertainment assets, Loeb sought a spinoff of its
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the stock at a guaranteed $ 29.11 per share)âbut only if he sold 40 million shares. This transaction would "bring Loebâs stake below the 2 percent threshold, which meant that he and the other two representatives would have to leave the board". Loeb also signed a
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421:, causing its shares to rise 3%. Sotheby's announced in September 2013 that it âwas considering moves like a share repurchase or raising its dividendâ, a response to Third Point's having raised its stake in the company.
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1666:"Dan Loeb's Third Point takes 2 million share stake in Netflix"
1640:"Third Point, a Hedge Fund, Sets Its Activist Sights on Nestlé"
1614:"Third Point, a Hedge Fund, Sets Its Activist Sights on Nestlé"
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1780:"Dan Loeb's Third Point Re a Good Bet in Declining Markets"
1577:"Dan Loeb Sells Baxter International Shares At Strong Gain"
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993:"Activist Investor Daniel Loeb Buys MGM Stake (Exclusive)"
1806:"Loeb's Reinsurer With No U.S. Staff Gains From Jobs Act"
1384:"MGM Film Studio Adopts Takeover Defense, Weighs Options"
937:"Loeb to Yahoo's Chief: I'm Not a Short-Term Shareholder"
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1552:"Daniel Loeb's Third Point Takes a Big Stake in Baxter"
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910:"Loeb Reiterates Call for Yahoo Chairman's Exit"
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1090:"How Do You Solve A Problem Like Marissa?"
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1045:"A Possible Crippling Blow for SAC"
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836:"A Kinder, Softer Daniel Loeb?"
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1361:"Dan Loeb Buys A Stake In MGM"
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