M&A
Apache Corp to sell Gulf of Mexico shelf assets to Fieldwood Energy for $3.75 bn
19 Jul 2013
The sale involves one of the company's biggest energy exploration blocks in the Gulf of Mexico, which has produced more oil and gas in the shallow part of this region than any of its competitors.
Chevron, Argentina’s YPF in $1.24-bn shale deal
17 Jul 2013
Jet-Etihad: SEBI invokes open offer clause
16 Jul 2013
SEBI defines 'control' as "the right to appoint majority of directors, or to control the management or policy decisions by virtue of shareholding or management rights or shareholder agreements or voting agreements
Canada's biggest retailers Loblaw and Shoppers Drug Mart in $11.9 bn merger
15 Jul 2013
Loblaw Cos Ltd, Canada's biggest food retailer, will spend$11.9 billion to buy Canada's largest pharmacy chain Shoppers Drug Mart Corp to compete with Wal-Mart Stores and Target Corp
GE prepares to counter Schneider's bid for Invensys
15 Jul 2013
GE is gearing up to take on France's Schneider Electric for control of Invensys Plc, which would see a bidding war erupt between two of the world's biggest industrial giants
AT&T to acquire Leap Wireless for $1.2 bn
13 Jul 2013
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