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AOL shares up on first sales rise in eight years
09 Feb 2013
Major investor opposes $24.4-bn Dell deal
09 Feb 2013
Sun Pharma calls off $600-million buyout of Taro
08 Feb 2013
Sun Pharma's latest buyout offer of $39.50 per share for 15 million scrips was 61 per cent higher than its previous offer of $24.50, which Taro had rejected
Airtel revamps ops; continues management rejig
08 Feb 2013
BHP mulls sale of Australian coking coal mine
07 Feb 2013
Biogen Idec to pay Elan Corp $3.25 bn plus for full rights of multiple sclerosis drug Tysabri
06 Feb 2013
French oil giant Total in talks to sell gas network unit for $3.25 bn
06 Feb 2013
Total said said that a consortium comprising Snam, EDF and Government of Singapore Investment Corporation has submitted a firm offer to acquire its gas transport network TIGF for $3.25 bn
Liberty Global strikes Virgin Media deal for $15.75 bn
06 Feb 2013
Virgin Media is the UK's second-largest pay television operator with 4.9 million customers, and also provides fixed and mobile telephone, and broadband internet services
Dell sells itself to Michael Dell and Silver Lake in a $24.4 billion deal
05 Feb 2013
Dell stockholders will receive $13.65 in cash for each share of Dell common stock, which values the company at approximately $24.4 billion
Bharti Airtel to buy out Alcatel Lucent stake in JV
05 Feb 2013
Bharti also named Shishir Kumar as the new chief executive of the bought out company, which will operate independent of Bharti Airtel
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