Media. The 60 Million Consumer Magazine, Liquidated by the State, Could Be Bought by Xavier Niel
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The billionaire holds the rope to take over the magazine published by the National Institute of Consumer Affairs with an offer previewing the safeguard of the editorial The billionaire Xavier Niel has deposited
Created in 1970, the publication, which led to numerous surveys, was put on sale by the state this spring.
The businessman Xavier Niel has submitted an offer for the takeover of the magazine 60 million consumers, put on sale by the state to which his offer holds the rope, it has been learned Tuesday, September 1st from sources close to the file, confirming an information of La Lettre.
The billionaire has submitted an offer for the takeover of this magazine, according to information from the AFP confirming those of the media La Lettre.
Famous monthly consumer support magazine, 60 million consumers had been put on sale by the state in the previous budget vote. Billionaire Xavier Niel, owner of Free, would be in the center for its acquisition.
Famous monthly consumer support magazine, 60 million consumers had been put on sale by the state during the previous budget vote. Billionaire Xavier Niel, owner of Free, would be in a position to buy it.
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