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iGate in talks to acquire Patni Computers
02 Dec 2010
For iGate founder and CEO Phaneesh Murthy, the Patni acquisition will mean being catapulted into the billion-dollar club of Indian software exporters
Dewan Housing signs Deutsche Postbank Home Finance deal for Rs1,079 crore
02 Dec 2010
Dewan Housing will boost its business by more than 40 per cent through the acquisition
Emami close to acquiring controlling stake in Paras Pharma for Rs3,000-cr
02 Dec 2010
Emami has emerged the front-runner leaving behind global pharma giants
Motorola to split into two entities on 4 January
01 Dec 2010
BP to sell Argentinean asset to Bridas for $7.06 billion
29 Nov 2010
As part of its $30-billion asset disposal plan to fund its Gulf of Mexico oil spill clean-up and compensations, BP is selling its 60 per cent stake in Pan American Energy
M&M to acquire 5.5-per cent Tech Mahindra stake from BT
26 Nov 2010
Auto major Mahindra & Mahindra will acquire an additional 5.5 per cent stake in Tech Mahindra from its joint venture partner BT, to raise is holding in the IT firm to 48.5 per cent.
M&M to acquire 5.5-per cent Tech Mahindra stake from BT
26 Nov 2010
Auto major Mahindra & Mahindra will acquire an additional 5.5 per cent stake in Tech Mahindra from its joint venture partner BT, to raise is holding in the IT firm to 48.5 per cent.
M&M to acquire 5.5-per cent Tech Mahindra stake from BT
26 Nov 2010
Auto major Mahindra & Mahindra will acquire an additional 5.5 per cent stake in Tech Mahindra from its joint venture partner BT, to raise is holding in the IT firm to 48.5 per cent.
Del Monte Foods to be acquired by KKR-led PE firms for $5.3 billion
26 Nov 2010
The acquisition of San Francisco, California-based Del Monte Foods is among the largest leveraged buyouts this year
Pakistan oil companies eye BP’s local assets
25 Nov 2010
Anglo American could divest platinum business: Liberum Capital
25 Nov 2010
Anglo American, which owns an 80-per cent stake in Anglo Platinum Limited, the world’s largest producer of the precious metal, may resort to a divestiture to raise its valuation if it decides to sell itself
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