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Ademi LLP says it is investigating Harte Hanks (NASDAQ: HHS) over potential fiduciary duty breaches related to its announced transaction with Star Equity. The deal would pay shareholders $5.00 per share, valuing equity at about $38.4 million, while insiders may receive change-of-control benefits. Ademi alleges the agreement limits competing bids via penalties.

Harte Hanks (HHS) and Star Equity Holdings (STRR) announced a merger in which Star Equity will acquire Harte Hanks for $5 per share, totaling about $38.4 million, about a 100% premium to Harte Hanks’ unaffected price, according to the companies. A 30-day go-shop runs until Sept. 13, with closing expected in 60 to 90 days. HHS was up 3.91% to $2.920 premarket.

Harte Hanks (NASDAQ:HHS) and Star Equity Holdings (NASDAQ:STRR) entered a definitive merger agreement under which Star Equity will acquire all Harte Hanks shares for $5.00 per share, about $38.4 million total equity value. Consideration is 50% cash and 50% Star Equity 10% preferred stock. Closing is expected in 60 to 90 days.

Harte Hanks Inc (NASDAQ:HHS) shares rose 2.1% premarket after Star Equity Holdings Inc (NASDAQ:STRR) agreed to acquire HHS for $5.00 per share. The deal implies about $38.4M aggregate equity value, a 100% premium. HHS shareholders may take $5 cash or 0.50 shares of STRRP preferred. Board approved; expected close in 60-90 days.

Harte Hanks, Inc. (NASDAQ: HHS) has released its Q1 2026 financial results, reporting a narrowed net loss of $392,000 compared to Q1 2025, though EPS showed a deeper loss. The Revenue Solutions segment generated $7.92 million, highlighting its importance as the primary revenue driver, while the company maintains a healthy liquidity position with $8.98 million in cash. Investors are advised to monitor the company's path to profitability and segment performance due to ongoing losses and slight equity erosion.

Harte Hanks ( NASDAQ:HHS ) , a marketing and customer experience solutions provider, released its results on August 7, 2025. The most important news from the release was a broad drop in GAAP revenues and profitability, with revenue ( GAAP ) and EBITDA declining sharply across all business ...

Judge says HHS acted arbitrarily in major reorganization affecting millions. 19 states and D.C. sued over federal health agency cuts, court grants injunction. Geopolitical tensions, Fed uncertainty, and fast-moving headlines are driving July volatility.

Nearly 25% of HHS employees, totaling 20,000 positions, were cut despite no budget shortfall. Health services, including infectious disease testing and maternal health programs, were abruptly halted due to office closures.