Did BCE accept the Best Offer?Here is part of the Globe and Mail article:
"BCE losers refuse to back down"
Cerberus sweetened its offer twice on Friday, but was unable to win over the board with its eleventh-hour modifications. The first time, it increased the cash portion of its bid from $36 to $38 a share, along with a slice of equity in a new publicly traded company that its advisers valued at an additional $10 a share. Later, it proposed giving investors a "put" option, in an attempt to make the bid equal to those of its all-cash rivals. This option created a floor under the bid, ensuring investors could punt the equity back to Cerberus if its value fell below $44 a share.