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Michael Dell not to raise bid
06 Jul 2013
US regulators approve SoftBank-Sprint and Sprint-Clearwire deal
06 Jul 2013
Japan's SoftBank Corp yesterday received the final approval from US regulators for its $21.6 billion bid to acquire a controlling stake in Sprint Nextel Corp, the third-largest US wireless operator
Unilever pumps $3.2 bn into market to hike HUL stake to 67%
05 Jul 2013
The largest buy-back on an Indian bourse helped the battered rupee to gain 9 paise against the dollar on Thursday even as the HUL stock gained over 21 per cent since the start of the offer
Diageo closes United Spirits acquisition with 25% stake
04 Jul 2013
Diageo, however, has ended as the major shareholder in USL, the leading Indian spirits company, with a shareholding of 25.02 per cent.
Vedanta backs out from bidding for Rio Tinto’s Canadian iron-ore assets
03 Jul 2013
Vedanta, which had shown interest in these assets in March, has backed off as it feeld the acquisition would add to the company's financial burden
Yahoo to buy moviemaking app Qwiki
03 Jul 2013
Japan's Mitsubishi UFG to buy majority stake in Thailand's Bank of Ayudhya for $5.60 bn
02 Jul 2013
MUFG, Japan's biggest bank, plans to acquire the stake through a tender offer to Bank of Ayudhya shareholders that include GE, which holds a 25-per cent stake
PE firm Kohlberg to buy Steinway Musical
02 Jul 2013
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