M&A
Tata Communications denies charges on VSNL deal
24 Mar 2011
Sesa Goa acquires Bellary Steel & Alloys for Rs220 crore
23 Mar 2011
Bellary Steels and Alloys Ltd has a 0.5 mtpa under-construction steel plant and associated buildings and structures as well as 700 acres of freehold land
Buffett likes it big in India's insurance market
22 Mar 2011
Buffett is expected to launch his firm's insurance selling portal for Bajaj Allianz
Sesa Goa acquires BASL for Rs220 crore
22 Mar 2011
Diageo eyes tequila brand Jose Cuervo: report
22 Mar 2011
Essar Energy set to clinch deal for Shell’s UK refinery
22 Mar 2011
The company expects to sign the deal to acquire Stanlow, the UK’s second biggest refinery, from Shell by 31 March
Etisalat drops bid for Zain stake
21 Mar 2011
Monnet group acquires Indonesian coal firm for $24 million
21 Mar 2011
The acquisition, made through its 100-per cent owned subsidiary, gives Monnet access to one of the largest thermal coal mines with estimated reserves of 65 million tonnes
Cairn-Vedanta deal comes closer to SEBI nod
19 Mar 2011
Essar eyes stake in Shell’s Nigerian assets
18 Mar 2011
Bharti to buy Qualcomm’s Indian wireless business
18 Mar 2011
The US-based chip maker is said to be in an advanced stage of discussions with the country's largest telecom operator to sell its BWA licenses in all four circles
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