Alexandra Scaggs is a reporter for FT Alphaville, a division of the Financial Times. With a focus on finance and markets, Alexandra's work explores the intersection of economics, business, and culture. Her articles provide insightful analysis and commentary on topics such as corporate spending, market trends, and economic indicators.
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Alexandra Scaggs' coverage primarily centers on finance and economy, with a focus on investment analysis, expert commentary, and opinion editorials. She appears to be interested in topics related to banking, stock market, corporate spending and the Federal Reserve.
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Shareholders of Macy’s — whose flagship store provides the setting for the classic 1947 Christmas film — could make a few bucks in an LBO. The department store received a $5.8bn leveraged buyout offer earlier this month, the WSJ reported. Macy’s stock gained 19 per cent Monday on news of the $21-per-share offer from Brigade Capital Management and Arkhouse Management.
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