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This week: The Japanese parent of 7-Eleven announced plans to fight back against aggressive takeover effort by Quebec-based Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. Seven & i Holdings Co. will shed much of its non-convenience business and change its name to 7-Eleven Corp. Non-core businesses – including supermarkets and specialist chains focused on household and baby goods – will move to a new holding company, which will bring in outside investment ahead of a future IPO. But Couche-Tard doesn’t seem dissuaded by the counter offensive! And speaking of tenacity, the search for the investor of Bitcoin has identified a new leading candidate. But while Couche-Tard and crypto enthusiasts don’t know when to say die, one Las Vegas institution did exactly that.