Activist Toms Capital urges Devon Energy in letter to explore alternatives, including a sale
Toms, which manages just over $4 billion in assets, says in the letter it is now one of Devon's top five shareholders.
Activist Toms Capital urges Devon Energy in letter to explore alternatives, including a sale
Toms, which manages just over $4 billion in assets, says in the letter it is now one of Devon's top five shareholders.
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