Leaked documents reveal Fifa president Gianni Infantino held advanced talks in late 2020 to rebrand the European Super League under Fifa branding, outlining a 12-year partnership and joint commercial venture.
Thames Water bondholders, facing a credible threat of special administration, are now proposing new ideas like a "golden share" and "supervisory structures" to take over the utility. This shift exposes the government's earlier weak approach to the company's financial crisis, prompting the new Prime Minister to choose between nationalization, special administration, or a revised creditor deal.
A consortium of Thames Water creditors, London & Valley Water, has offered the UK government a "golden share" in a revised rescue package. This move aims to grant greater public control and prevent nationalisation by Prime Minister Andy Burnham, who is reportedly considering temporary public ownership.
Thames Water's main lenders propose a "golden share" for the government and greater local authority control to prevent nationalisation, after a previous rescue deal was rejected. The new offer includes additional funds, but lenders warn of a multi-billion-pound bill if the company is fully nationalised by the new Andy Burnham-led government.
Minas Gerais arrecadou R$ 8,4 bilhões com a venda de 171,1 milhões de ações da Copasa. A Equatorial se tornou a maior acionista, com 30% do capital, enquanto o estado manteve 5,03% e uma golden share. A privatização visa modernizar a empresa e atrair investimentos, mas gera preocupações sobre tarifas e empregos.
A privatização da Copasa rendeu R$ 8,4 bilhões aos cofres do estado de Minas Gerais. A Equatorial adquiriu 30% do capital total, tornando-se a maior acionista. O estado agora detém 5,03% das ações.
