The Delaware Supreme Court on Monday upheld a Delaware Court of Chancery ruling that found Sprint's $3.6 billion acquisition of telecommunications firm Clearwire in 2013 had valued Clearwire at more than twice what it was actually worth.
April 24, 2018 at 03:01 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Delaware Business Court Insider
The Delaware Supreme Court on Monday upheld a Delaware Court of Chancery ruling that found Sprint Corp.’s $3.6 billion acquisition of telecommunications firm Clearwire Corp. in 2013 had valued Clearwire at more than twice what it was actually worth.
A full panel of the high court signed off on Vice Chancellor J. Travis Laster’s decision last July, which dealt a loss to Clearwire investor Aurelius Capital Management.
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