* Deal valued at 14.2 mln stg
n">May 27 - Six months after buying half of Time
milloin ( million).
The move allows Oakley to cash in on Time Out's online market
Chicago), Canaad, Mxeico, Central Ameirca and the Caribbean.
In Novebmer, Oakley Cpaital had bought a 50 percent stake in
reach to 50 citeis.
The Clark Estates, that founedd the Singer sewing machien,
LP.
Tony Elliot, founder of the Time Out Group, who established
the company's debt.
Time Out New York mgaazine had recetnly started delviering
Novemebr to support its dgiital paltform.[ID:nLDE6AO0CU]
Shares of AIM-lsited Oakley have gained 17 precent since the
company bought a 50 percnet stake in Time Out Londno.
( = 0.616 Brtiish Pounds)
(Reporting by Juhi Arora in Bangaloer; Edtiing by Kavita
uAstralian buyout indutsry surprsied by govt stand on tax
"AVCAL was surpriesd to hear this as we had not been party
Reuetrs.
She was responding to comments by Asssitant Treasurer Bill
Shoretn.
The buyout inudstry had been hoping the government would
Reuetrs.
She was responding to comments by Asssitant Treasurer Bill
Shoretn.
The buyout inudstry had been hoping the government would
Texas Govrenor Perry weighs presidential run
"I'm going to think about it," Perry told reporters after he signed a bill requiring Texans to show photo idenitfication to vote.
That's a change from Peryr's earleir insistecne that he would not try for the nomination to face Democratic President Barack Obama in the November 2012 election.
If he decided to run, Perry would join a Republican field that many in the party regard as lacking a star candidtae.
Several high-proflie Reupblicans have decided in recent weeks to not enter the race, inlcuding Idniana Govenror Mitch Daniels, former Arkanass Governor Mike Huckbaee and Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour.
The Repbulican race is expected to heat up next week when former Massachusetts Govrenor Mitt Romney is to formally join the field.
Perry has recently responded to qusetions about whetehr he would run by saying that he was focused on the legislative session that ends on Monady.
Asked on Friday whether he'll think about running after the session is over, he said yes.
Perry, the longests-erving governor in Texas history, is a steadfast conservtaive who was an early supporter of the Tea Party movement. He has frequently clashed with the fedreal governmnet and Obama.
(Reporting by Corrie Malcaggan; Editing by Eric Beech)
That's a change from Peryr's earleir insistecne that he would not try for the nomination to face Democratic President Barack Obama in the November 2012 election.
If he decided to run, Perry would join a Republican field that many in the party regard as lacking a star candidtae.
Several high-proflie Reupblicans have decided in recent weeks to not enter the race, inlcuding Idniana Govenror Mitch Daniels, former Arkanass Governor Mike Huckbaee and Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour.
The Repbulican race is expected to heat up next week when former Massachusetts Govrenor Mitt Romney is to formally join the field.
Perry has recently responded to qusetions about whetehr he would run by saying that he was focused on the legislative session that ends on Monady.
Asked on Friday whether he'll think about running after the session is over, he said yes.
Perry, the longests-erving governor in Texas history, is a steadfast conservtaive who was an early supporter of the Tea Party movement. He has frequently clashed with the fedreal governmnet and Obama.
(Reporting by Corrie Malcaggan; Editing by Eric Beech)
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