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Listed below is a comprehensive list of 20 of the best online sports stores based on the page visits they get and their popularity.
List of Online Sports Stores
1. Amazon: Amazon ranks top on the list of best e-commerce sites globally. Jeff Bezos founded the e-commerce corporation on July 5, 1994. Amazon is the third largest Internet Company by revenue in the world. The company has its headquarters in Seattle, Washington DC. Amazon operates based on three principles that include a commitment to operational excellence, passion for innovation and customer obsession instead of competitor focus.
The e-commerce platform offers consumers a wide range of products. You can also buy sports items from the platform. Amazon offers great prices and a vast selection of sports apparel,...
- 7/16/2018
- by Sharmaine
- SoundOnSight
TOKYO -- The Tokyo District Court on Thursday rebuffed a request that Tokyo Broadcasting System Inc. open its corporate books and reveal how it was protecting itself from a hostile takeover from Internet mall operator Rakuten Inc.
Rakuten has been purchasing shares in the broadcaster for more than two years and presently owns close to 20% of all TBS stock, but claims that TBS is unfairly shielding itself by arranging cross-shareholding ties with firms on a sounder financial footing.
Rakuten president Hiroshi Mikitani has stated that he would like to increase his stake in TBS to 21%, though shareholders and management are alarmed at the prospect of the broadcaster becoming an affiliate of the online company, which could mean losing editorial control of content.
Rakuten claims that it should be granted access to the data on the grounds that the two firms are not competitors, but judge Koichi Namba disagreed.
"Rakuten engages in broadcasting services as well as Internet services, while TBS is developing operations designed to combine broadcasting and Internet services," he said.
Rakuten has been purchasing shares in the broadcaster for more than two years and presently owns close to 20% of all TBS stock, but claims that TBS is unfairly shielding itself by arranging cross-shareholding ties with firms on a sounder financial footing.
Rakuten president Hiroshi Mikitani has stated that he would like to increase his stake in TBS to 21%, though shareholders and management are alarmed at the prospect of the broadcaster becoming an affiliate of the online company, which could mean losing editorial control of content.
Rakuten claims that it should be granted access to the data on the grounds that the two firms are not competitors, but judge Koichi Namba disagreed.
"Rakuten engages in broadcasting services as well as Internet services, while TBS is developing operations designed to combine broadcasting and Internet services," he said.
- 9/21/2007
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
TOKYO -- Internet shopping-site operator Rakuten Inc. is backing off its hostile takeover bid for Tokyo Broadcasting System after trying to increase its stake for more than two years.
Rakuten already owns close to 20% of the broadcaster's stock and its president, Hiroshi Mikitani, has stated previously that he would like to increase that stake and effectively turn it into an affiliate.
But the television company has thus far resisted the overtures, with 77% of shareholders voting in July for the adoption of a share-diluting "poison pill" designed to keep Rakuten at bay. That procedure was to be ratified at an extraordinary general meeting scheduled for October -- a meeting that may now be cancelled.
As TBS was looking for ways to defend itself, it also asked an advisory panel to draw up other options. The panel interviewed Rakuten's Mikitani, who assured them that he had no intention of increasing his stake in Japan's fifth-largest broadcaster beyond 21%.
Rakuten already owns close to 20% of the broadcaster's stock and its president, Hiroshi Mikitani, has stated previously that he would like to increase that stake and effectively turn it into an affiliate.
But the television company has thus far resisted the overtures, with 77% of shareholders voting in July for the adoption of a share-diluting "poison pill" designed to keep Rakuten at bay. That procedure was to be ratified at an extraordinary general meeting scheduled for October -- a meeting that may now be cancelled.
As TBS was looking for ways to defend itself, it also asked an advisory panel to draw up other options. The panel interviewed Rakuten's Mikitani, who assured them that he had no intention of increasing his stake in Japan's fifth-largest broadcaster beyond 21%.
TOKYO -- Tokyo Broadcasting System bought itself more time Thursday after its shareholders voted strongly in favor of measures that would make a hostile takeover bid for the television company more difficult.
More than 77% of the shareholders attending the meeting in Tokyo voted for a "poison pill" designed to keep Internet mall operator Rakuten Inc. at bay. Rakuten already holds a stake of more than 19.8% in TBS, and its president, Hiroshi Mikitani, has stated that he wants to surpass the 20% threshold that would effectively turn it into an affiliate.
The shareholders approved a plan for TBS to issue equity warrants to existing shareholders to dilute any voting rights acquired by an unwelcome investor. They also rejected a proposal that Mikitani and another member of the Rakuten board be permitted to join the TBS board.
Rakuten has been eyeing the broadcaster for several years and proposed integrating the management of the two companies in October 2005 after it had acquired an initial stake in the company.
More than 77% of the shareholders attending the meeting in Tokyo voted for a "poison pill" designed to keep Internet mall operator Rakuten Inc. at bay. Rakuten already holds a stake of more than 19.8% in TBS, and its president, Hiroshi Mikitani, has stated that he wants to surpass the 20% threshold that would effectively turn it into an affiliate.
The shareholders approved a plan for TBS to issue equity warrants to existing shareholders to dilute any voting rights acquired by an unwelcome investor. They also rejected a proposal that Mikitani and another member of the Rakuten board be permitted to join the TBS board.
Rakuten has been eyeing the broadcaster for several years and proposed integrating the management of the two companies in October 2005 after it had acquired an initial stake in the company.
- 6/29/2007
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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