American corporation XPO Logistics, led by multi-millionaire Bradley Jacobs, agreed to acquire French transport services and global logistics solutions provider Norbert Dentressangle, led by ...

(Reuters) - XPO Logistics Inc (XPO.N) will raise $3.26 billion (2.13 billion pounds) through new equity and debt, partly to fund acquisitions, according to people familiar with the matter, just one ...

GREENWICH, Conn. USA and LYON, France - April 28, 2015 - XPO Logistics, Inc. ("XPO Logistics" or "XPO") (XPO) and Norbert Dentressangle SA ("Norbert Dentressangle") (GND.NX) today announced that they ...

GREENWICH, Conn. - June 8, 2015 - XPO Logistics, Inc. (XPO) ("XPO") today announced that it has consummated the previously announced agreement to purchase all of the shares of Norbert Dentressangle SA ...

XPO Logistics Inc.XPO1.37%increase; green up pointing triangle is buying French contract-logistics firm Norbert Dentressangle SA in a deal valued at $3.53 billion, the companies said Tuesday. Under ...

New York (AFP) - US transporter XPO Logistics announced a deal Tuesday to buy France's much larger Norbert Dentressangle in a deal worth 3.24 billion euros ($3.56 billion) including acquired debt. XPO ...

The Norbert way Norbert Dentressangle (PARIS: GNDP) has positioned itself as a global player in transportation and logistics from a strong European base. 2014 was a pivotal year in this strategy, with ...

Jacobson Companies, a shipping giant based in central Iowa for 46 years, is likely to get a new name but is not expected to face job cuts after being bought by a French company, company officials and ...

Norbert Dentressangle, a leading publicly traded international logistics, transport and air and sea company, announced today it has signed an agreement with the private equity fund Oak Hill Capital ...

Logistics and transport company, Norbert Dentressangle has reported a consolidated revenue increase of nearly 25% in the year to date – totaling €2,640 million. Norbert Dentressangle, which integrated ...

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