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October 2, 1998 | From Bloomberg News
Fidelity National Financial Inc., an Irvine-based title insurer and real estate service provider, said it has ended talks to buy Five Star Holdings Inc., a privately owned property and casualty insurer. Executives at both Fidelity National, the fourth-largest U.S. title insurer, and Five Star mentioned stock market declines as a reason for the collapse of the deal, which was announced Aug. 11. Dirk McNamee, president of Five Star's operating unit, Five Star Insurance Co.
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November 24, 1999 | (Dow Jones)
First American Financial Corp., which operates the nation's second-largest title insurance company, said Tuesday that it has acquired two privately held companies. No financial terms were disclosed. The company's First American Title Insurance Co. subsidiary acquired the 80% of Pioneer Agency in Quakertown, Pa., that it didn't already own. The acquisition strengthens its presence in Pennsylvania.
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October 6, 1999 | Edmund Sanders
First American Financial Corp. said Tuesday it is expanding its drive into insurance products by purchasing a small Irvine-based property and casualty company. Santa Ana-based First American said it has reached a definitive agreement to buy Five Star Holdings Inc., which offers home, auto and commercial insurance. Terms were not disclosed. First American said it will operate Five Star as a separate company, retaining all employees and managers.
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October 6, 1999 | Edmund Sanders
First American Financial Corp. said Tuesday it is expanding its drive into insurance products by purchasing a small Irvine-based property and casualty company. Santa Ana-based First American said it has reached a definitive agreement to buy Five Star Holdings Inc., which offers home, auto and commercial insurance. Terms were not disclosed. First American said it will operate Five Star as a separate company, retaining all employees and managers.
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November 24, 1999 | (Dow Jones)
First American Financial Corp., which operates the nation's second-largest title insurance company, said Tuesday that it has acquired two privately held companies. No financial terms were disclosed. The company's First American Title Insurance Co. subsidiary acquired the 80% of Pioneer Agency in Quakertown, Pa., that it didn't already own. The acquisition strengthens its presence in Pennsylvania.
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August 12, 1998 | Dow Jones
Fidelity National Financial Inc. said Tuesday it agreed to acquire Five Star Holdings Inc., a privately held California insurer, in a stock transaction. Under terms of the proposed deal, Five Star shares will be converted into 600,000 shares that would be worth more than $21 million, based on the price of Fidelity's shares on Tuesday. Fidelity's stock closed at $35.63, down $1 a share.
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October 2, 1998 | LESLIE EARNEST, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A planned merger between Fidelity National Financial Inc. and insurer Five Star Holdings Inc. was called off Thursday, the second deal that has collapsed recently for Irvine-based Fidelity. Dirk McNamee, president of Five Star, said he halted the deal because the volatile stock market has taken a toll on Fidelity's stock, "making it difficult for us to agree on a pricing formula for the merger." "We're all pretty disappointed," he said. "No reflection on Fidelity.
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October 2, 1998 | From Bloomberg News
Fidelity National Financial Inc., an Irvine-based title insurer and real estate service provider, said it has ended talks to buy Five Star Holdings Inc., a privately owned property and casualty insurer. Executives at both Fidelity National, the fourth-largest U.S. title insurer, and Five Star mentioned stock market declines as a reason for the collapse of the deal, which was announced Aug. 11. Dirk McNamee, president of Five Star's operating unit, Five Star Insurance Co.
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