
Feb 10 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories in the Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
Headlines
Canadian pension funds to exit UK's biggest port operator in 10-billion-pound deal
Software sell-off threatens to delay London's 19-billion-euro Visma float
De Beers likely to be sold to consortium, Anglo chief says
WPP to overhaul creative agency structure in strategic rethink
Overview
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System plan to sell their stakes in Associated British Ports in a deal that they hope will value the UK's biggest ports operator at more than 10 billion pounds ($13.68 billion).
Norwegian software company Visma may push its LondonIPO plans back to the latter half of 2026 after a significant selloff in the global software sector.
De Beers is likely to besold to a public-private consortium after several African countries expressed interest in taking stakes, Anglo American chief AAL.L, Duncan Wanblad said.
WPP WPP.L is preparing to bring its three main creative advertising agencies under one banner as part of sweeping plans to simplify its sprawling operations that will be unveiled later this month.
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