Singapore Airlines raises offer for Tiger buyout
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Credit: Rob Finlayson
Singapore Airlines (SIA) has raised and extended its buyout offer to Tiger Airways shareholders following protests by a shareholder activist group. The Singapore flag carrier has offered a nearly 10% increase per share of S$0.04 to $S0.45 ($0.32), and has also extended the offer deadline to Jan. 22...
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