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Jana Partners Buys Stake in Data Center Stock Everpure, May Be Up Almost 100% Already

BenzingaChris Katje

Jana Partners adds Everpure stock, a growing player in AI and data center market, to its portfolio. It also lowers its stake in other companies.

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