M&A
Amazon buys Indian payments processor Emvantage
16 Feb 2016
Income tax department threatens to seize Vodafone assets over tax dispute
16 Feb 2016
The Rs14,200-crore tax dispute over Vodafone's acquisition of Hutchinson's Indian business has reared its head again, with the income tax department threatening to seize Vodafone's assets if the amount is not paid
Vodafone and Liberty to combine Dutch businesses
16 Feb 2016
Intercept Pharmaceuticals explores sale
15 Feb 2016
Nasdaq to acquire Marketwired
13 Feb 2016
Financial Technologies to move court as govt orders merger of NSEL
13 Feb 2016
The merger will result into making NSEL and FTIL one single entity wherein all the assets and liabilities of NSEL will become assets and liabilities of the merged company
Wipro acquires US firm HealthPlan Services for $460 mn
12 Feb 2016
In its second-largest acquisition, Wipro has acquired US-based HealthPlan Services from private equity firm Water Street Healthcare Partners
Drugmaker Mylan to buy Sweden’s Meda for $7.2 bn
11 Feb 2016
French retailer Casino Guichard-Perrachon to sell stake in Thai supermarket chain for €3.1 bn
08 Feb 2016
Chinese investor group to buy Chicago Stock Exchange
06 Feb 2016
The oldest stock exchange in the US is being acquired by an investor group led by China's Chongqing Casin Enterprise Group, a privately-held holding company
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