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HSBC in talks to sell its 15.6 % stake worth $9 bn in China's Ping An Insurance
19 Nov 2012
HSBC, which has set aside $1.5 billion for fines it may have to pay as criminal charges in the ongoing US anti-money-laundering probe, has recently been selling some of its non-core assets around the globe
Billabong’s US head plans takeover
19 Nov 2012
Indonesia’s Overseas Union Enterprise tables $10.7 bn counter-bid for Fraser and Neave
16 Nov 2012
Japanese brewer Kirin Holdings, which holds a 14.8 per cent stake in F&N, has backed OUE’s offer, and if the bid is successful, Kirin plans to buy back F&N's food and beverage operations for about S$2.7 billion
DLF divests to cut debt; will sell Aman Hotel
15 Nov 2012
Starbucks to serve tea with $620-mn Teavana Holdings
15 Nov 2012
Teavana is a specialty retailer offering more than 100 varieties of premium loose-leaf teas, authentic artisanal teaware and other tea-related merchandise through 300 company-owned stores in the US, Canada and Mexico
GrainCorp rebuffs Archer Daniel Midland's $2.77-bn bid
15 Nov 2012
Australian grain handler GrainCorp yesterday rejected $2.77-billion takeover bid from US agriculture giant Archer Daniel Midland
Posco consortium to buy $1-bn stake in ArcelorMittal Mines Canada
14 Nov 2012
ArcelorMittal Mines Canada is one of the leading suppliers of iron ore to steel markets around the world, generating some 40 per cent of Canada’s total ore production
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