Poste Italiane is in talks with Vivendi to buy part of its stake in Telecom Italia (TIM) , in a move which would make the ...

French telecom company Vivendi has agreed to sell 15 percent of its stake in Italian telco Poste Italiane, for €684 million ($740m). The sale is at a reduced price. Vivendi will no longer be the ...

Goldman Sachs resumed coverage of Vivendi (VIVHY) with a Neutral rating and EUR 3.20 price target The stock trades at a 39% discount to net asset value, NAV, compared to a 33%-44% discount range ...

Vivendi’s asset portfolio includes minority stakes in leading publicly traded companies: Universal Music Group and Banijay Group in content and entertainment, MediaForEurope, Telecom Italia ...

The group today owns stakes in companies including Universal , publisher Lagardere, TV producers MFE and Banijay as well as Telecom Italia (TIM)and Spain's Telefonica. In addition, Vivendi is ...

French media giant Vivendi has signed an agreement which will see the sale of the majority of its shares in Poste Italiane’s TIM equal to 15 per cent of the company, for €684 million. Vivendi will ...

Vivendi's asset portfolio includes minority stakes in leading publicly traded companies: Universal Music Group and Banijay Group in content and entertainment, MediaForEurope, Telecom Italia ...

Vivendi has reduced its stake in Italian mobile carrier Telecom Italia (TIM) to 18.37 percent. The French telecom company confirmed on Friday (March 21) that it has cut its stake down from 23.8 ...

Deutsche Bank raised the firm’s price target on Vivendi (VIVHY) to EUR 3 from EUR 2.90 and keeps a Hold rating on the shares. Published first on TheFly – the ultimate source for real-time ...

Vivendi reduced its stake in Telecom Italia to under 20 per cent, as part of the French group’s strategy to divest its holdings in the operator. In a statement, Vivendi explained it had “crossed ...

It was like the Hollywood Bowl inside Caesars Colosseum on Wednesday as a 43-piece orchestra led by Emmy-winning music director Rickey Minor fired up Universal‘s presentation with 10 minutes ...

The Hachette Livre staff in France have said they are “ashamed” to be associated with parent company Vivendi, which is controlled by multi-billionaire Vincent Bolloré and his family.