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April 10 2017 - 02:02AM
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Royal Philips NV agreed in December to sell an 80% stake in its
lighting-components and automotive-lighting business to
private-equity firm Apollo Global Management LLC for $1.5 billion,
after U.S. regulators blocked an earlier deal with a Chinese
investor. A Page One article published Thursday about General
Electric Co. looking to sell its lighting business incorrectly said
Philips decided on a stock-market listing for the business after
regulators blocked the Chinese deal.
Google's IPO was priced at $85 and the shares now change hands
for about $850 apiece, after they were split roughly 2-for-1 in
2014. A Page One article Friday about Spotify's plans to go public
failed to mention the split in noting the share-price gain of
Google, which is now part of Alphabet Inc.
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