M&A
Duke Energy to buy Piedmont Natural Gas Co for $4.9 bn
26 Oct 2015
Duke Energy is the largest electric power holding company in the US serving around 7.3 million customers in six states in the Southeast and Midwest
Chinese investment company Yantai Xinchao to buy oil assets in western Texas for $1.3 bn
26 Oct 2015
Liberty Global in talks to buy Cable & Wireless for over $5.5 bn
26 Oct 2015
Negotiations are continuing around a price of $5.5 billion, excluding debt of $2.6 billion, a 40 per cent premium to CWC Friday closing share price of £74.60, according to several media reports
Australian regulator flags concerns over Halliburton's $35-bn Baker Hughes merger
24 Oct 2015
US regulators have already raised concerns on the deal about possible higher prices and reduced innovation, while the EU competition commission has suspended its review because the companies have failed to provide sufficient data
Stremicks Heritage Foods explores sale
24 Oct 2015
Stremicks Heritage Foods is exploring a sale, which would value the family-owned US maker and distributor of dairy products at over $1 billion
ATC acquires 51% in Viom's tower business for around Rs7,600 cr
21 Oct 2015
Following the Viom Networks-ATC deal, the combined entity’s total number of towers will stand at 55,769, making it the third largest tower company in the country
Yum Brands to spin off China business
21 Oct 2015
Aetna shareholders approve Humana acquisition
20 Oct 2015
Wex Inc to acquire EFS LLC for $1.47 bn
20 Oct 2015
Chipmaker Microsemi offers $2.4-bn rival bid for PMC-Sierra
20 Oct 2015
Igniting a bidding war, US semiconductor solutions provider Microsemi Corp has tabled a superior $2.4-billion offer over rival Skyworks Solutions Inc to acquire PMC-Sierra Inc
Infosys to acquire Noah Consulting for $70-mn
19 Oct 2015
Deutsche bank undergoes major structural revamp
19 Oct 2015
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