Aug 11 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories in the Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
Headlines
- Zuber Issa calls for EG Group to sell $5 billion-plus US forecourt business
- Pimco raising capital for a European data centre fund valued at more than 1.4 billion euros
- Nuclear reactor groups tap into Spac revival to fuel atomic energy boom
Overview
- Zuber Issa, who retains a 25% stake and a seat on the board of EG after stepping down as its co-chief executive last year has called for the petrol station giant to explore a sale of its $5 billion plus U.S business.
- Pimco is raising capital for a European data centre fund, which was most recently valued at more than 1.4 billion euros ($1.63 billion).
- Terra Innovatum, Terrestrial Energy and Eagle Energy Metals are seeking to raise more than $500 million through mergers with special purpose acquisition companies as investors rush to tap into an atomic energy boom.
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