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Visa comprará Visa Europe en acuerdo valorado en hasta 21.200 mlns euros
lunes 2 de noviembre de 2015 08:31 GYT Imprimir [-] Texto [+]
Tarjetas de crédito Visa mostradas en Washington, 27 de octubre de 2009. Visa Inc dijo el lunes que adquirirá a su ex subsidiaria Visa Europe por 16.500 millones de euros (18.190 millones de dólares), con el potencial de un pago adicional de hasta 4.700 millones de euros. REUTERS/Jason Reed/Files
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(Reuters) - Visa Inc dijo el lunes que adquirirá a su ex subsidiaria Visa Europe por 16.500 millones de euros (18.190 millones de dólares), con el potencial de un pago adicional de hasta 4.700 millones de euros.

El pago inicial incluye 11.500 millones de euros en efectivo y acciones preferenciales convertibles en acciones comunes de Visa Inc clase A valoradas en 5.000 millones de euros.

Visa Inc y Visa Europe, una cooperativa de bancos europeos con más de 500 millones de tarjetas, eran parte de una red global que pertenecía a bancos hasta 2007.

La mayoría de las unidades se fusionaron para formar Visa Inc, que salió a bolsa en 2008, dejando a Visa Europe como entidad separada.

Se prevé que el acuerdo dé a Visa más escala para competir con la rival MasterCard Inc.

Visa, que también divulgó el lunes los resultados del cuarto trimestre, dijo que autorizó un nuevo programa de recompra de acciones por 5.000 millones de dólares.

Los beneficios netos de la compañía subieron a 1.510 millones de dólares, o 0,62 dólares por acción común diluida clase A, en el trimestre terminado el 30 de septiembre, desde 1.070 millones de dólares o 0,43 dólares por acción.

(Rachel Chitra y Richa Naidu in Be

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Gasto en constrManufacturing growth slowest since May 2013
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Reuters
A welder at a factory in China.
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A welder at a factory in China.
The pace of growth in the U.S. manufacturing sector slowed in October, remaining at its lowest level since May 2013, according to an industry report released on Monday.
The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) said its index of national factory activity fell to 50.1, its fourth straight monthly decline, from 50.2 the month before. The reading was just above of expectations of 50.0, according to a Reuters poll of economists.
A reading above 50 indicates expansion in the manufacturing sector.
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The employment index fell to 47.6, the first time below 50 since April and its lowest level since August 2009. Expectations called for a reading of 50.1.
New orders rose to 52.9 from 50.1. Prices paid was up at 39.0 from 38.0, compared to expectations of 38.0.
September construction spending

A worker measures wood for a house under construction at the KB Home Vineyard Crossing Community in Livermore, California.
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A worker measures wood for a house under construction at the KB Home Vineyard Crossing Community in Livermore, California.
U.S. construction spending rose in September to the highest level in 7-1/2 years as both private and public outlays increased, suggesting a modest upward revision to the third-quarter GDP growth estimate.
Construction spending advanced 0.6 percent to $1.09 trillion, the highest level since March 2008, after an unrevised 0.7 percent increase in August, the Commerce Department said on Monday.
Construction spending has increased every month this year, and the latest gain suggested the economy remained on firmer ground despite some slowing in consumer spending and persistent weakness in manufacturing.
Economists polled by Reuters had forecast construction spending rising 0.5 percent in September. Construction outlays were up 14.1 percent compared to September of last year.
September's increase is slightly above the gain the government had estimated in its advance third-quarter gross domestic product estimate published last week.
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The government reported the economy grew at a 1.5 percent annual pace in the third quarter, hurt by business efforts to reduce an inventory glut and continued spending cuts by energy firms. A strong dollar also hurt the economy.
Data last week suggested consumer spending lost momentum at the end of the third quarter, with consumption in September posting its smallest increase in eight months. A report on Monday was expected to show a further slowdown in factory activity in October.
In September, construction spending was boosted by a 0.6 percent rise in private construction spending, which hit its highest level since January 2008.
Spending on private residential construction jumped 1.9 percent in September, also reaching the highest level since January 2008, reflecting gains in home building and renovations. Investment on private non-residential construction projects, however, fell 0.7 percent.
Public construction outlays gained 0.7 percent. Spending on state and local government projects, which is the largest portion of the public sector segment, increased 0.9 percent. Federal government outlays declined 1.0 percentucción subio 0.6%