M&A
Citigroup fund to acquire road operator arm of Spanish construction major for $10 billion
01 Dec 2008
BHP Billiton bullish despite crisis
27 Nov 2008
Cerberus wants to sell back Chrysler; asks Daimler to repay $7.2 billion
27 Nov 2008
Cerberus Capital Management LP, which earlier bought an 80.1 per cent stake in Chrysler from Daimler AG, now wants the $7.2 billion back as they feel “they didn't get what they thought they were buying."
Sun Pharma's US arm acquires Chattem
27 Nov 2008
`Russia not seeking stake in Imperial Energy'
25 Nov 2008
BHP Billiton abandons bid for Rio Tinto
25 Nov 2008
BHP Billiton has abandoned a year-long hostile attempt to acquire Rio Tinto and create a monolithic entity that could have exercised a stranglehold on pricing.
IBM, Wipro eye a piece of Polaris: report
21 Nov 2008
Godrej eying acquisitions in emerging markets
18 Nov 2008
Daiichi Sankyo completes Ranbaxy acquisition
07 Nov 2008
SanDisk cuts 15 per cent of its workforce
07 Nov 2008
National Lampoon acquires BarackObamaJokes.com
06 Nov 2008
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