Industry
All n-plants in India pass stress test: AEC
18 Oct 2011
Norway’s Statoil bids $4.4 bn for Brigham Exploration
18 Oct 2011
Norway’s largest oil company, Statoil has launched a $4.4 billion cash bid for Brigham Exploration Co, to expand into the unconventional gas business in the US
UK security group G4S to acquire Denmark’s facilities company ISS for $8.2 bn
17 Oct 2011
After the merger G4S will become the second-largest non-governmental employer in the world, with more than 1.15 million employees, after US retail giant Wal-Mart
Yeddyurappa files bail plea in high court
17 Oct 2011
Kinder Morgan may acquire El Paso for $21.1 bn, create $94-bn business
17 Oct 2011
The deal would create the largest natural-gas pipeline network and the largest independent transporter of petroleum products in the US
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