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KKR & Co to acquire US machinery maker Gardner Denver for $3.74 bn
09 Mar 2013
Four months after the US industrial machinery maker Gardner Denver Inc put itself up for sale, PE firm KKR & Co has secured a deal to acquire it for $3.74 billion in cash
DP World to sell stakes in Hong Kong container terminals and logistics centre for $742 mn
07 Mar 2013
Time Warner to spin off Time magazine unit
07 Mar 2013
Time Warner Inc yesterday said that it will spin off its magazine unit Time Inc, the largest magazine publisher in the US, in order to focus on its cable television and film businesses
Bank of England governor calls for RBS to be split and sold
07 Mar 2013
Bank of England governor Sir Mervyn King yesterday called for the splitting up of the Royal Bank of Scotland and its sale within a year to end the “nonsense” of state ownership
After Videocon, Anadarko puts 10 % stake in Mozambique gas field on the block
By By Ravi Kunder | 05 Mar 2013
Analysts believe the prime contenders for the prized stakes would be Royal Dutch Shell, Repsol, ExxonMobil, BP, and China’s Sinopec, which could prove to be the most aggressive bidder. By Ravi Kunder
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