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Aditya Birla, JSW Steel, JSPL in race for Australian coal miner’s assets
24 May 2011
Aditya Birla Group, JSW Steel, Jindal Steel & Power are competing with Chinese state-owned firms for Australia's largest thermal coal reserves
Aditya Birla, JSW Steel, JSPL in race for Australian coal miner’s assets
24 May 2011
Aditya Birla Group, JSW Steel, Jindal Steel & Power are competing with Chinese state-owned firms for Australia's largest thermal coal reserves
Aditya Birla, JSW Steel, JSPL in race for Australian coal miner’s assets
24 May 2011
Aditya Birla Group, JSW Steel, Jindal Steel & Power are competing with Chinese state-owned firms for Australia's largest thermal coal reserves
Cairn gives up on deadlines for Vedanta deal
20 May 2011
Cairn had earlier maintained that the deal would fall through if it was not concluded within the deadline approved by its own and Vedanta’s shareholders
Cairn gives up on deadlines for Vedanta deal
20 May 2011
Cairn had earlier maintained that the deal would fall through if it was not concluded within the deadline approved by its own and Vedanta’s shareholders
Cairn gives up on deadlines for Vedanta deal
20 May 2011
Cairn had earlier maintained that the deal would fall through if it was not concluded within the deadline approved by its own and Vedanta’s shareholders
Thermo Fisher Scientific to acquire allergy-testing firm Phadia for $3.5 billion
20 May 2011
The world's largest maker of lab instruments, Thermo Fisher Scientific, will strengthen its reach in the field of diagnostic and monitoring equipment for autoimmune diseases
Terex launches $1.25-bn hostile bid for Germany’s Demag Cranes
19 May 2011
US heavy-machinery maker Terex Corp has launched a hostile $1.25-billion takeover bid for German crane maker Demag Cranes AG.
Italian food group Parmalat rejects €3.38-bn offer from Lactalis
18 May 2011
The board of Italian food group Parmalat yesterday rejected a €3.38 billion ($4.92 billion) unsolicited takeover offer from family-run French dairy company Lactalis for being too low
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