Icahn Enterprises to sell Pep Boys to Mavis in $700M deal: WSJ (IEP:NASDAQ)
Icahn Enterprises sells Pep Boys to Mavis for $700M, expanding a 4,400-store auto service network.
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Icahn Enterprises sells Pep Boys to Mavis for $700M, expanding a 4,400-store auto service network.
Icahn Enterprises to sell Pep Boys to Mavis in $700M deal: WSJ (IEP:NASDAQ) | Seeking Alpha
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Carl Icahn's Icahn Enterprises (
IEP
) has agreed to sell automotive service chain Pep Boys to Mavis Tire Express Services in a transaction valued at about $700 million in cash, according to a Wall Street Journal report published Monday that cited people
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