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Globalstar (NASDAQ:GSAT) shares are surging 10% in early Thursday trading after the Financial Times reported that Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) is in advanced talks to acquire the satellite telecommunications company. The move extends GSAT stock’s remarkable run as it has now delivered a 231% gain over the past year. The report landed on the last trading session before ... Globalstar Soars 10%: Amazon’s Reported Takeover Bid Ignites a Spectrum War With SpaceX
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Amazon is reportedly in talks to acquire satellite telecommunications company Globalstar. Globalstar stock rocketed higher Thursday morning while Amazon shares fell premarket. Globalstar has a market capitalization of just under $9 billion as of Wednesday's close.
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