M&A
Telecom M&As hot up; Vodafone to buy Tikona spectrum
31 Dec 2015
If the deal does go through, it will help Vodafone double its geographical 4G presence from the five circles it currently has
DuPont to cut 5,000 jobs before Dow merger
31 Dec 2015
Intel completes $16.7 billion deal for Altera
29 Dec 2015
ONGC Videsh picks up stake in Russian oil fields
26 Dec 2015
Qatar National Bank acquires Turkey’s Finansbank for $3 bn
23 Dec 2015
One of the largest banks in the Middle East and Africa, Qatar National Bank is buying Turkey's Finansbank SA, a subsidiary of Greek lender National Bank of Greece SA, for approximately $3 billion, in a bid to expand its footprint in the region
Reliance Communications in talks with Maxis to acquire Aircel
22 Dec 2015
Reliance Communications (RCom) is in exclusive talks with Maxis Communications Bhd (MCB) and Sindya Securities and Investments Pvt Ltd to merge Aircel with itself
Flipkart denies stake sale by Accel to QIA
22 Dec 2015
RCom begins to monetise real estate assets
21 Dec 2015
Australian casino tycoon, quits company board amid speculation of taking company private
21 Dec 2015
Barclays sells index business to Bloomberg for $787 mn
17 Dec 2015
Barclays’ index benchmarking includes its various financial market indices, risk analytics and tools for portfolio construction and analysis
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