M&A
Eldorado to acquire Sino Gold for $1.8 billion
27 Aug 2009
Yahoo! buys Arabic web portal Maktoob
26 Aug 2009
Bharti, MTN framework agreement by weekend likely
26 Aug 2009
Bharti and MTN are likely to sign a framework agreement by the end of this week
Centrica bags Venture
25 Aug 2009
NRS and IRS to merge
25 Aug 2009
Warner Chilcott acquires P&G's global pharmaceuticals business for $3.1 billion
25 Aug 2009
Procter & Gamble’s (P&G) is divesting its prescription drug business to Ireland's specialty pharmaceuticals company Warner Chilcott for about $3.1 billion
Close Brothers in the race for Commerzbank arm
25 Aug 2009
The UK-based investment bank Close Brothers has emerged as a frontrunner for private bank Kleinwort Benson, being sold by German banking giant Commerzbank AG
Close Brothers in the race for Commerzbank arm
25 Aug 2009
The UK-based investment bank Close Brothers has emerged as a frontrunner for private bank Kleinwort Benson, being sold by German banking giant Commerzbank AG
German chancellor blames GM for Opel sale delay
25 Aug 2009
Merkel says there might be a “conflict of interest” between GM and Germany on the future shareholding of Opel which will make GM a minority shareholder
Fortis acquires 10 Wockhardt hospitals for Rs909 crore
24 Aug 2009
Fortis will take over eight operating hospitals and two that are under construction from Wockhardt, adding 1,902 beds to its hospital capacity
M&A deals drop in first half '09: report
24 Aug 2009
Though M&A deals in the global asset management industry fell in the first half of the year, a recovery is expected in the second half
Oracle's acquisition of Sun approved by US justice dept
24 Aug 2009
Software giant Oracle Corporation’s $7.4 billion offer to acquire Sun Microsystems moved one-step closer to completing the acquisition after the US Department of Justice approved the deal
Tribune to sell Chicago Cubs for $845 million
24 Aug 2009
Opel talks prolong as GM undecided on Magna offer
22 Aug 2009
The future of General Motors’ European Opel division hangs in balance after GM’s board was unable to pinpoint a suitable buyer for its German unit
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