Canal+’s shares fell on the London Stock Exchange and Havas’s stock rose on Euronext Amsterdam, as they started trading as ...

British finance minister Rachel Reeves on Friday hailed it as a "vote of confidence" in the country's market. Advertising ...

Entertainment conglomerate Vivendi put on a big show for investors across Europe. Critics weren't dazzled. The French company ...

The stocks of ad giant Havas and publisher Louis Hachette rose though following the split designed “to fully unleash the development potential of Vivendi’s different activities.” ...

The decision to separate was reportedly made following Vivendi's supervisory board approval last year to explore a company ...

An initial decline was to be expected, said analysts, as certain investment funds were restricted to French-listed ...

Vivendi's supervisory board approved a company split last year to unlock its assets' full potential, creating three entities: ...

Canal+'s share price dipped on its London Stock Exchange debut, but the British government hailed the listing as a "vote of ...

French pay TV giant Canal+, which is behind "Paddington" producer Studiocanal, has officially split from parent company ...

Last week, shareholders of Vivendi approved the four-way split of the media conglomerate into Canal+, publisher Louis Hachette, and advertising firm Havas. Hachette now is listed in Paris, while Havas ...

Broadcaster Canal+ is set to start trading in London as the stock exchange's largest new listing in two years. The company's ...

Havas will start operating as an independent entity after a historic decision to split Vivendi’s businesses was approved by shareholders this week.Under the chairmanship of Yannick Bolloré, the ...