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International Paper steps up hostile $3.3-bn bid for Temple-Inland
12 Jul 2011
International Paper, the world's largest producer of paper and packaging products, will begin its all-cash buyout bid for its rival packaging producer tomorrow
Precision Castparts to buy plane parts maker Primus Int for $900 mn
11 Jul 2011
Precision is buying Primus from private-equity firm Oak Hill Capital Partners, which acquired the company in 2006.
Tata, Nestle eye US-based iced tea maker AriZona Beverage: report
09 Jul 2011
The $1.5-billion branded tea giant, Tata Global Beverages Ltd, is reported to have shown an interest in acquiring US-based iced tea maker AriZona Beverage Co.
BMW to buy ING Car Lease for €700 million
08 Jul 2011
Cabinet nod likely for BP’s $7.2-bn gas deal with RIL
07 Jul 2011
The petroleum and natural gas ministry is in favour of BP's proposal and has referred it to the cabinet because of the large investment involved
Cabinet nod likely for BP’s $7.2-bn gas deal with RIL
07 Jul 2011
The petroleum and natural gas ministry is in favour of BP's proposal and has referred it to the cabinet because of the large investment involved
Cabinet nod likely for BP’s $7.2-bn gas deal with RIL
07 Jul 2011
The petroleum and natural gas ministry is in favour of BP's proposal and has referred it to the cabinet because of the large investment involved
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