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Bharti trashes downgrade by Standard & Poor’s
10 Jun 2010
Bharti to follow Indian model for African towers
10 Jun 2010
Bharti Airtel will form separate tower companies in each of the African nations where it is present, marking the commencement of efforts to collaborate with other mobile phone firms to share costs and save money
ABB sets up £860 million bidding battle for UK’s Chloride with Emerson Electric
08 Jun 2010
Swiss ower and automation technology group ABB today said it was acquiring the UK-based Chloride for £860 million, rivalling Emerson's £723-million bid
Bharti acquires Zain, becomes world’s fifth largest mobile operator
08 Jun 2010
The $10.7-billion acquisition is India's second largest cross-border deal after Tata Steel's acquisition of Corus Steel in 2007
Bharti, Zain to announce deal closure today
08 Jun 2010
Tata Steel infuses fresh C$20 million in Canadian ore miner Millennium
08 Jun 2010
India’s largest private sector steel company has hiked its stake in Canada’s iron ore explorer New Millennium Capital (NMC) from 19.9 per cent to 27.4 per cent
Grifols to buy Talecris Bio for $3.4 billion
07 Jun 2010
The acquisition will propel the Barcelona-based Grifols to the second-biggest producer of plasma products in the US, behind Baxter International and ahead of Australia’s CSL Ltd
ADAG hikes stake in Fame India to 15.28 per cent
07 Jun 2010
Reliance Comm mulling minority stake sale to AT&T?
07 Jun 2010
Anil Ambani-led Reliance Communications is reported to be in talks with AT&T, the second largest cellular operator in the US behind Verizon, about a potential sale of a considerable minority to the US telecom giant
Ceat acquires balance stock of ACHL
05 Jun 2010
Vodafone v/s the tax department: round 4
05 Jun 2010
Ziff Davis acquired by former Time exec Vivek Shah, Great Hill Partners
05 Jun 2010
83 year-old New York-headquartered Ziff Davis is a leading publisher and content creator for the web, and other digital platforms including smart phones, e-readers and tablet devices
Oracle to axe more jobs at Sun Microsystems
05 Jun 2010
To leverages the synergies of its acquisition of Sun Micro, Oracle is cutting more jobs at Sun in Europe and Asia, taking its overall restructuring costs to over $1 billion
Vale to take full control of Belvedere coal project
04 Jun 2010
Vale had initially bought a 51-per cent stake by paying $45 million each to Aquila and AMCI
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