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Hugely successful IPO values LinkedIn at $8.79 billion
23 May 2011
Analysts say that the answer to the social networking site’s popularity lies in its acceptance by the business community with over 2 million companies having a LinkedIn Company Page
ICICI Bank raises $1 billion in 4.5 per cent medium term bonds
20 May 2011
The issue, which has a coupon rate of approximately 2.5 percentage points over equivalent Libor, is a part of ICICI Bank's $5 billion medium-term note programme.
Glencore raises $10 billion in IPO
19 May 2011
LinkedIn IPO price hiked 30 per cent on heavy demand
18 May 2011
The initial public offer at $42 to $45 a share values the social networking site at $4.3 billion.
Maple Group offers C$3.6 billion for TMX
16 May 2011
High prices to slow oil demand growth: IEA
12 May 2011
Rajaratnam found guilty of insider trading
11 May 2011
LinkedIn IPO values company at $3 billion
09 May 2011
LinkedIn would use the proceeds to fund existing operations and expand business, which may include buying other companies or technologies.
Justice department probes Goldman Sachs
04 May 2011
Glencore IPO values company at about $61 billion
04 May 2011
Top global commodities trader, Glencore, which is coming out with the world's largest IPO, expects to see a market capitalisation of $61 billion after its flotation
Shell, Exxon post hefty profit increase on higher oil prices
29 Apr 2011
Their earnings boosted by higher oil prices and earnings from refining, Exxon Mobil and Royal Dutch posted hefty increases in their first-quarter profits
IMF raises concerns over ETF risks
14 Apr 2011
Glencore to raise $11 billion in IPO
14 Apr 2011
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