Macy's gets a higher buyout offer of $6.6 billion in turnaround bid
Two investment firms, Arkhouse and Brigade, upped their offer for Macy's after the retail chain rejected their earlier $5.8 billion bid.
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Two investment firms, Arkhouse and Brigade, upped their offer for Macy's after the retail chain rejected their earlier $5.8 billion bid.
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