M&A
Drugmaker Bristol-Myers Squibb acquires rights to Promedior Inc and its experimental drug PRM-151
01 Sep 2015
Godrej Agrovet to buy 45.29% in Astec LifeSciences
31 Aug 2015
Following the deal, Godrej Agrovet will make a mandatory open offer to the shareholders of Astec LifeSciences
Brookfield buys 9 Gammon Infra projects for Rs6,750 cr
29 Aug 2015
Out of the nine projects, six are operational, one is under expansion and two are under development
CCI nod for Bharti Retail-Future Group merger
28 Aug 2015
World’s largest asset manager Black Rock to acquire online portfolio management service FutureAdvisor
27 Aug 2015
Schlumberger to acquire Cameron for $12.7 bn
27 Aug 2015
The combination of Schlumberger and Cameron, two of the best known names in oil-field services, would create an energy technology powerhouse
UPS acquires Coyote Logistics for $1.8 bn
22 Aug 2015
Valeant close to buying 'female Viagra' maker Sprout for $1 bn
20 Aug 2015
Sprout Pharmaceuticals drug, which aims to boost a woman’s libido, yesterday received approval from the US FDA for its drug Addyi
PayPal acquires Chicago startup, Modest
19 Aug 2015
Cargill to buy Norwegian fish feed maker Ewos for $1.5 bn
18 Aug 2015
The proposed deal is the second Cargill has invested in aquaculture over the last month
Birla Corp to buy two cement plants in eastern India from LafargeHolcim for Rs5,000 cr
18 Aug 2015
The mega deal requires approval from regulators in around 17 countries, and the two companies would have to sell assets worth more than $11 billion to comply with competition concerns
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