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Bass Pro Shops and Cabela s, two outdoor retail giants, will combine in a $4.5 billion deal.It was announced Monday that Bass Pro will pay Cabela s shareholders $65.50 cash per share. Today s announcement marks an exceptional opportunity to bring together three special companies with an abiding love for the outdoors and a passion for serving sportsmen and sportswomen, said Johnny Morris, f
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