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The stock closed at $26.84 on Thursday, up almost 10 percent, on the New York Stock Exchange, with potential buyers expected to submit initial offers before the Friday deadline.

Manchester United shares rise amid reports of Saudi buyout bid

The Manchester United stock closed at $26.84 on Thursday, up almost 10 percent, with potential buyers expected to submit initial offers before the Friday deadline.

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The stock closed at $26.84 on Thursday, up almost 10 percent, on the New York Stock Exchange, with potential buyers expected to submit initial offers before the Friday deadline.

Shares of Premier League club Manchester United rose sharply ahead of the deadline for takeover bids and reported interest from Saudi Arabia.
The stock closed at $26.84 on Thursday, up almost 10 percent, on the New York Stock Exchange, with potential buyers expected to submit initial offers before the Friday deadline.
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With a bid also expected to come from Qatar, reports of a move from Saudi Arabia could heighten the possibility of the sale price reaching an estimated $6 billion.
Jim Ratcliffe, one of Britain's richest men and owner of petrochemicals giant INEOS, had also publicly confirmed his intention to buy the Old Trafford club.

The Centre on Monday sought adjournment from the Delhi High Court for 3 petitions seeking recognition of same-sex marriage.
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta submitted before the court that as per a High Court circular on Covid, the court was hearing only &lsquo;extremely urgent matter&rsquo;.
Mehta said that the focus of the government is on &lsquo;real urgent issues&rsquo; and nobody is dying because they don&rsquo;t have a marriage certificate.
While the petitioners argued that the matters were sent by the Chief Justice&rsquo;s Bench to the present Bench, the Court adjourned the petitions till July 6th.
Even though homosexuality has been decriminalised under Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code, the state does not recognise same-sex marriages. The 3 petitions seek marriage equality under the Hindu Marriage Act, Special Marriage Act and Foreign Marriage Act. The Central government has opposed the petitions on grounds that there is no fundamental right to same-sex marriage.

Delhi: Centre belittles same-sex marriage pleas, says no one dying for want of marriage certificate

//Delhi HC adjourns&nbsp;petitions seeking marriage equality&nbsp; //Centre: govt focus is on 'real urgent issues' due to Covid-19&nbsp; //Centre argues 'no one dying for want of marriage certificate' //Petitioners argued matter was sent by Chief Justice's Bench&nbsp; //Delhi HC adjourned&nbsp;the matter till July 6th&nbsp; //Petitions seek marriage equality under existing laws&nbsp; //Centre says no fundamental right to same-sex marriage&nbsp;

The Centre on Monday sought adjournment from the Delhi High Court for 3 petitions seeking recognition of same-sex marriage.
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta submitted before the court that as per a High Court circular on Covid, the court was hearing only &lsquo;extremely urgent matter&rsquo;.
Mehta said that the focus of the government is on &lsquo;real urgent issues&rsquo; and nobody is dying because they don&rsquo;t have a marriage certificate.
While the petitioners argued that the matters were sent by the Chief Justice&rsquo;s Bench to the present Bench, the Court adjourned the petitions till July 6th.
Even though homosexuality has been decriminalised under Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code, the state does not recognise same-sex marriages. The 3 petitions seek marriage equality under the Hindu Marriage Act, Special Marriage Act and Foreign Marriage Act. The Central government has opposed the petitions on grounds that there is no fundamental right to same-sex marriage and legal recognition can not be given by court.&nbsp;

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