- Shares of
- Billionaires Carl Icahn and Darwin Deason, who are Xerox's biggest and third-biggest shareholders respectively, have banded together to push for the change,
- There have also been talks that investors are pushing to break Xerox's joint venture with Fujifilm Holdings that sells printers and copiers to the Asia-Pacific region.
- Icahn has also asked for
- Shares of Xerox moved up as much as 4% to $32.62 on Monday morning. It was up 8.26% for the year.
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