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GM shuts Belgian Opel plant, cuts 2600 jobs
21 Jan 2010
Oracle finally gets the EC nod for Sun Microsystems acquisition
21 Jan 2010
Software giant Oracle Corporation today finally won unconditional approval for its $7.4-billion acquisition of computer maker Sun Microsystems
T Rowe Price becomes biggest UTI shareholder with 26 per cent
21 Jan 2010
With US asset management company T Rowe Price completing a 26-per cent stake acquisition in UTI, the restructuring of India’s oldest and now fourth largest mutual fund company is almost complete
Buffett to increase Posco stake: report
20 Jan 2010
Cadbury finally falls to Kraft’s sweetened bid
19 Jan 2010
The iconic 186-year old UK confectioner Cadbury today finally gave up its struggle to remain independent after the world’s second largest food and beverage company Kraft Foods raised its takeover offer to $19.6 billion
Tyco to acquire Broadview Security from Brinks for $2 billion
19 Jan 2010
Tyco International today said it is acquiring security systems provider Broadview Security for $2 billion in a cash and stock to strengthen its position in the residential and commercial security sector
Buffett acquires part of of Swiss Re's US business
19 Jan 2010
The Swiss reinsurance giant said the sale frees up capital that it can invest more profitably elsewhere.
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