HMV targeted by Wall Street vulture fund

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HMV targeted by Wall Street vulture fund

Posted at 5:09PM Sunday 16 Dec 2012

Apollo Global Management, one of the world's largest investment groups with $110bn assets under management, could acquire troubled high street retailer HMV.

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Telegraph: From £2.72 a share to 2p – why HMV crashed

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