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TUESDAY 24 MAY 2016 WORLD BUSINESS NEWSPAPER EUROPE Learning curve Iraqi battleground Farewell China The future of education is online Why fighting Isis may be the easy bit My accidental Americans head JOHN THORNHILL, PAGE 9 BIG READ, PAGE 7 home — PATTI WALDMEIR, PAGE 8 Viacom power PHILIPPE DAUMAN’S LAWSUIT: SHARI REDSTONE’S SPOKESMAN: Briefing ‘Mr Redstone is being ‘It is absurd for anyone to struggle heads i US tax crackdown scuppers $8bn deal manipulated by his daughter accuse Shari of manipulating A US crackdown on tax inversions has prompted CF Industries and its smaller Dutch-listed rival OCI to the courts . she has taken over his life’ her father’ to scrap their $8bn deal because it “materially reduced” the value of a planned tie-up.—PAGE13 A fierce succession struggle over the media empire controlled by 92-year-old i Brazil warning on fiscal time bombs Sumner Redstone is heading for the Former central bank chief and founding partner of courts after two of his once most trusted one of the country’s biggest hedge funds Arminio lieutenants filed a lawsuit challenging Fraga has warned that the new government’s plans their abrupt removal from the Redstone for pensions and education are “explosive”.—PAGE6 family trust, which will manage his companiesafterhisdeath. i Obama lifts Vietnam arms embargo Philippe Dauman and George The US president has used his visit to Abrams, formerly Viacom chief execu- Hanoi to announce that the US has tive and director, claimed Mr Redstone, ended a 50-year arms embargo on who controls the movie and television communist Vietnam, the latest push group, was being manipulated by his to oppose Chinese territorial daughter Shari Redstone. Their lawsuit ambitions in Asia’s seas.—PAGE4 alleged that Mr Redstone was suffering from “dementia, loss of memory,apathy i Osborne in fresh warning on Brexit and depression”. A spokesman for The UK finance minister has warned that if Britain Mr Redstone said the claims were false. votes to leave the EU more than 500,000 jobs will Report page 15 The suit filed by Philippe Dauman, left, alleges that Shari Redstone is manipulating her 92-year-old father, Sumner — FT Montage be lost, wages will fall, inflation will rise and sterling will drop sharply — PAGE 4; JANAN GANESH, PAGE 9 i Isis kills 148 in strikes at Assad territory The Islamist militants have claimed responsibility for rare attacks on Syrian cities in Bashar al-Assad’s stronghold that will spark fears over his ability to Investors signal Bayer’s $62bn shield nearby Russian assets.— PAGE 2; BIG READ, PAGE 7 i Chinese university protests intensify Protests against changes to China’s university admission system have spread to a fourth province as access to education emerges as a key concern for offer for Monsanto is not enough the country’s emerging middle classes.—PAGE4 i Journalists scoop payout in Argus sale 3 3 US investment group General Atlantic’s move for a Deal would be biggest all-cash takeover Latest attempt at blockbuster tie-up in sector controlling stake in Argus has taken dozens of the London-based energy reporting group’s journalists GUY CHAZAN — BERLIN However, Morningstar analyst Jeffrey nationcouldgivethetwogreatercontrol vide the advanced products to make to the brink of becoming multimillionaires.—PAGE14 JAMES FONTANELLA-KHAN — NEW YORK $122 ARASH MASSOUDI — LONDON Stafford said the fact Monsanto first saw over farmers’ supply chains. thatincreasepossible. the proposal on May 10 and had yet to Bayer said it had offered to buy Mon- Price per share Mr Baumann said a tie-up would be Investors are signalling that Bayer will respond could mean the board was santo for $122 per share, a 37 per cent offered by Bayer an “extraordinary fit”,bringing together for Monsanto Datawatch have to increase its $62bn offer for Mon- “seriously considering the deal”. premium to its undisturbed share price Monsanto’s genetically-modified seeds santo if the German group is to win Falling commodity prices and slump- onMay9.Thebidvaluesthecompanyat and Bayer’s crop protection products, the US agribusiness and complete the ing farm incomes have driven a wave of $62bn including net debt of about $9bn, with sales far exceeding those of their UK voter concerns British concern biggestall-cashtakeoveronrecord. consolidation in the agribusiness sector and would overtake the purchase of 4.7% nearest rival, the merged Syngenta and What do you see as the most about the EU is at A combination between the two over the past few months, with Dow InBevbyAnheuser-Buschin2008asthe ChemChina. important issues? its highest level Fall in Bayer’s 50 this century. At would create the world’slargest supplier Chemical and Dupont joining up in a largest all-cash deal if completed, share price But Mr Baumann has failed to con- of seeds and agricultural chemicals, at a $130bn merger and ChemChina buying according to Dealogic. It would also be vince all of Bayer’s investors. The com- Immigration 30 per cent, it is yesterday 40 the third most time when the sector is being reshaped Syngenta for $43bn. A tie-up between the biggest foreign takeover by a Ger- pany’s shares have fallen 12. 5 per cent 30 important issue by a wave of blockbuster deals. Bayer and Monsanto would leave Ger- man company. sinceThursdaywhenitconfirmedithad behind the NHS Monsanto declined to comment on many’s BASF as the only outlier going Bayer chief executive Werner Bau- made a bid for the US seed giant, amid 20 and immigration. the offer, which many analysts expect it solo in the industry. mann, who took the reins less than a concernsaboutthecostofadeal. Tories and the Europe 10 to reject as too low. The US company’s But any takeover of Monsanto is likely month ago, said farmers needed to Additional reporting by David Lynch over-55s are most shares were trading up 5.27 per cent at to invite scrutiny from antitrust regula- boost productivity 60 per cent to feed a in Washington and Lindsay Whipp 0 likely to say it is $106.79 by early afternoon in New York, tors in Washington, Brussels and else- world population projected to reach in Chicago 2000 05 10 16 the biggest issue significantly below Bayer’s offer price. where. Analysts say there is no signifi- 10bn by 2050. A combined Bayer- Lex page 12 Source: Ipsos Mori Sample = 1,000 British adults facing the country Bayer’ssharescloseddown4.7percent. cant revenue overlap but that a combi- Monsanto would, he said, be able to pro- Bidyettogrowpage 15 Austria resists rightwing surge as Hofer suffers wafer thin presidential defeat RALPH ATKINS — VIENNA France and the Netherlands, forcing EU porting the thousands of refugees seek- leaders to re-examine their tactics. ing asylum in Europe. Most passed A rightwing nationalist conceded “The fact that he came within a through Austria and on to Germany. But defeat by the narrowest of margins in whisker of becoming head of state is a the strain on Austria’s infrastructure Austria’s presidential elections yester- huge deal,” said Heather Grabbe, an and voters’ fears that the government day, a near miss that highlighted how expert on populism at the European had lost control forced a reversal. Gangs keep tight grip on the immigration crisis has thoroughly University Institute in Florence. Conceding defeat on Facebook, life and death in El Salvador upendedEurope’spolitics. Mr Hofer’s campaign promised better Mr Hofer thanked supporters and said Analysis i PAGE 6 Norbert Hofer, the Freedom party can- border security as well as tougher con- their campaign efforts were an “invest- didate who ran on an “Austria first” trols on immigration and asylum seek- ment in the future”. manifesto, was defeated by Alexander ers. He played on fears that Austria had Mr Van der Bellen, an economics pro- Austria €3.60 Macedonia Den220 Van der Bellen, a Green politician who lost control of thousands of refugees fessor whose parents were refugees Bahrain Din1.7 Malta €3.50 Belgium €3.60 Morocco Dh43 took 50.3 per cent of the votes, accord- passing through the country as they fled from the Soviet Union, campaigned for Bulgaria Lev7.50 Netherlands €3.60 Croatia Kn27.50 Nigeria Naira715 ing to official results. The race was too wars in countries such as Syria. anopenAustriawithstrongEUties. Cyprus €3.50 Norway NKr34 Czech Rep Kc100 Oman OR1.50 close to call after Sunday’s voting and He was “someone who softens the His wafer-thin victory followed a Denmark DKr32 Pakistan Rupee 280 Egypt E£20 Poland Zl 18 Mr Hofer lost by just 31,026 votes after very harsh message of the Freedom campaign portraying him as a concilia- Finland €4.10 Portugal €3.50 France €3.60 Qatar QR15 postalballotswerecountedyesterday. party”, said Thomas Hofer, political tory alternative to the “authoritarian” Germany €3.60 Romania Ron17 Gibraltar £2.70 Russia €5.00 Mainstream parties in other Euro- analyst in Vienna. “It wasn’t only the Freedom party and somebody who Greece €3.50 Saudi Arabia Rls15 Hungary Ft990 Serbia NewD420 pean countries have shunned the Free- anti-refugee message. It was also an would present a more acceptable face to India Rup195 Slovak Rep €3.60 dom party, which was founded in the anti-establishmentmessage.” the world. Italy €3.50 Slovenia €3.50 Kazakhstan US$5.50 Spain €3.50 1950s by former Nazis. But similar par- Initially, Austria sided with Angela Analysis page 2 Kenya Kshs300 Sweden SKr37 Kuwait KWD1.50 Switzerland SFr5.90 ties have led recent opinion polls in Merkel, the German chancellor, in sup- Heather Grabbe page 9 Latvia €6.99 Tunisia Din7.50 Lebanon LBP7500 Turkey TL10 Lithuania €4.30 UAE Dh15.00 Luxembourg
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