M&A
Elders calls for trading halt to consider offers for its Rural Services and Futuris divisions
15 Jun 2013
M&M, Spain's CIE Automotive in global alliance for auto components
15 Jun 2013
Under the deal, the Mahindra Group will pick up 13.5 per cent stake in CIE Automotive for Rs740 crore and in turn sell stakes in its three group firms for Rs673.68 crore to CIE Automotive SA and its group firm
FIPB defers decision on Jet-Etihad deal
14 Jun 2013
Apollo Tyres to acquire Cooper Tire & Rubber Co for $2.5 bn
12 Jun 2013
Apollo Tyres, India's largest tyre manufacturer, is buying US-based Cooper Tire & Rubber Co for about $2.5 billion in a bid to emerge the world's seventh-largest tyre maker.
Google buying Israeli mobile satellite navigation start-up Waze
12 Jun 2013
Though the Internet giant did not disclose the purchase price, several reports suggested that the deal was struck at $1.03 billion
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