MADRID — A month after Spanish media group Prisa said it was looking to reach a deal with all of its creditors to restructure $3.9 billion (3 billion euros) in debt, reports suggest that it ...

Last October, Vivendi filed a request to raise its stake in Prisa to up to 29.9% from 9.94% at the time, as a part of a strategy to extend its reach in the Spanish-language markets in Europe ...

Days after Spanish media group Prisa announced a $898.3 million merger with U.S. investment company Liberty Acquisition Holdings, the newly invigorated conglomerate told Spanish and U.S stock ...

Spanish media company Prisa said on Friday its second-largest shareholder Vivendi , had obtained the Spanish government's go-ahead to raise its stake in the publisher of the El Pais newspaper.

Indebted Spanish media company Prisa, owner of the influential El País newspaper, has weighed filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the U.S. The company is seeking to refinance about $3 ...

Mexican investor Carlos Slim could buy up to 30% of struggling Spanish media firm Prisa but is unlikely to fully aquire it, analysts say. Slim, the world's richest man, recently purchased a 3.2% ...

But a series of mistimed and expensive deals, particularly in the Spanish television market, made Prisa open its doors to outside investors to meet the refinancing demands of an army of creditors ...

French media conglomerate Vivendi has raised its stake in Spanish rival Prisa to 9.9% from 7.6%, Vivendi said on Monday. Beleaguered Prisa is controlled by activist fund Amber Capital which is led ...

Paris, 3 February – UNESCO and the Spanish communication group PRISA signed a cooperation agreement on 2 February to promote shared values including freedom of expression, press freedom, safety of ...

Spanish media group Prisa <PRS.MC> expects full-year revenues of over 3.5 billion euros ($4.93 billion) in 2007, its chief executive officer said on Monday.

Spain's debt-ridden media giant Prisa is selling a 35% stake in Portugal's leading private media company, Media Capital, to investment firm Ongoing Media for €157.5 million ($230 million).