Rebel UTi shareholder concedes to DSV acquisition
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Sterling Capital Management - the investment firm which initially turned its nose up at DSV's offer to acquire UTI - has now changed its response to the bid from the Danish logistics company, reports Lloyd's List after a statement to US Securities and Exchange Commission.
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