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Spyker claims $3-bn from GM for Saab's bankruptcy
07 Aug 2012
Spyker will bear the costs of litigation in exchange for a substantial stake in Saab on successful completion of the proceeding against General Motors.
General Motors eyes lightweight steel market with NanoSteel stake
07 Aug 2012
On successful completion of the proceeding against General Motors, Spyker will bear the costs of litigation in exchange for a substantial stake in Saab
PE firm Advent buys majority stake in AOT
06 Aug 2012
F&N to sell stake in Tiger brewer to Heineken for $4.1 bn
04 Aug 2012
The deal has surprised analysts, who expected F&N to ask for a higher price or a counter bid either by Thai Beverage Ltd, or Japanese brewer Kirin Holdings, both of whom hold stakes in F&N
Heineken bags Singapore’s Tiger beer maker APB with raised bid: report
03 Aug 2012
The deal will give Heineken control of beer brands like the iconic Tiger Beer, which is sold in 60 countries, and other hugely popular Asian brands like Anchor, Bintang and Larue
AT&T to buy NextWave Wireless Inc for $600 mn
03 Aug 2012
Lenovo, EMC form strategic alliance
02 Aug 2012
The partnership will increase Lenovo’s position in industry standard servers and networked storage solutions while EMC will significantly expand its footprint particularly in China and other high-growth markets
Bain Capital to buy 30 % of Genpact for $1 billion
02 Aug 2012
Boston-based Bain Capital, co-founded by US presidential candidate Mitt Romney, will pay $14.76 per share for 68 million Genpact shares, with a lock-in period of two and a half years
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