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Billionaire Xavier Niel Offers $4.1 Billion to Buy Millicom
(Bloomberg) -- Billionaire Xavier Niel offered to buy out other shareholders of Millicom International Cellular SA in a deal valuing the Latin American carrier at about $4.1 billion. Niel’s ...
Bernard Arnault's 5 Children: All About His Sons and Daughter
French billionaire Bernard Arnault shares two children with ex-wife Anne Dewavrin and three with wife Hélène Mercier. Here’s ...
Xavier Niel replaces Coatue’s Laffont on board of TikTok parent ByteDance
French billionaire Xavier Niel is joining the board of directors of TikTok’s parent, ByteDance, the company told the South China Morning Post. It’s an interesting move as Niel isn’t a name ...
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Xavier Niel’s Influence on French AI and TikTok Innovation
Xavier Niel is a name synonymous with innovation and technology in France. With a diverse portfolio ranging from telecommunications to education, Niel has been a pioneer in several industries. This ...
Xavier Niel's Atlas completes Millicom tender offer, raises stake to 40.4%
Billionaire Xavier Niel's Atlas Luxco said it completed its tender offer for Latin American phone carrier Millicom ...
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Millicom’s Board Committee Rejects Xavier Niel’s Improved Bid
(Bloomberg) -- Millicom International Cellular SA rejected a raised offer from billionaire Xavier Niel who is seeking to buy ...
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To Become a Billionaire in France, Try Going to Jail
But tech billionaires swathed in Louis Vuitton have so far been a rare sight. Xavier Niel’s How to Become a Billionaire talk gave the music hall something new last month. The 57-year-old packed ...
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Almost all of this year’s top 40 startups at Station F use AI
Station F will be home to 1000 start ups, co-financed by Founder of French broadband Internet provider Iliad Xavier Niel. / ...
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To Become a Billionaire in France, Try Going to Jail
The 131-year-old Olympia in Paris has seen performances from the Beatles and Rolling Stones to Serge Gainsbourg and Edith Piaf. But tech billionaires swathed in Louis Vuitton have so far been a ...