M&A
EMC buys cloud services provider Virtustream for $1.2 bn
27 May 2015
With falling sales in its main data storage products business, EMC has been looking to expand its cloud services business
Charter to acquire Time Warner Cable for $56 bn
26 May 2015
The combination of Charter, Time Warner Cable and Bright House will create a leading broadband services and technology company serving 23.9 million customers in 41 states
MHI to split machine tools business in October
26 May 2015
Snapdeal acquires M-Commerce platform MartMobi
26 May 2015
Samsung to merge two major units in $8.1 bn deal
26 May 2015
Samsung Group today said that it would merge two major units in an $8.1-billion all-share deal, as part of its restructuring plan
HSBC confirms possible sale of Brazil unit
23 May 2015
Idea looks to sell tower business in Rs7,580-cr deal
22 May 2015
Idea Cellular, India's third-largest mobile service provider, owns and operates about 11,000 telecom towers in the country
IBM takes stakes in in WayBlazer, Sellpoints to advance Watson-powered apps in online travel and shopping
22 May 2015
Intel Corp, Altera Corp resume buyout talks
19 May 2015
BHP spin-off South32 makes modest debut in ASX
19 May 2015
FBI looking into suspicious bid for Avon
18 May 2015
S.Africa’s Brait to acquire British fashion retailer New Look for $1.2 bn
16 May 2015
New Look, founded in 1969 by India-born entrepreneur Tom Singh, OBE, has grown from a single store to a l,800-store chain across the globe in 21 countries
Nokia Chennai Plant crosses 2-mn units milestone
15 May 2015
After nearly seven years of operation, Nokia Networks' Chennai plant has manufactured over two million components for telecommunications networks of which about a quarter have been used for 4G technology
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