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Yes Bank, IndusInd Bank in talks to buy Royal Bank of Scotland's Indian retail assets: report
16 Jan 2013
Yes Bank, IndusInd Bank in talks to buy Royal Bank of Scotland's Indian retail assets: report
16 Jan 2013
Yes Bank, IndusInd Bank in talks to buy Royal Bank of Scotland's Indian retail assets: report
16 Jan 2013
ConocoPhillips to sell Montana, North Dakota oilfileds to Denbury Resources for $1.05 bn
16 Jan 2013
Dell in talks with buy-out firms to go private: report
15 Jan 2013
A leveraged buy-out would free Dell from the compulsions of the stock market that has lost patience with the company's shrinking PC sales and give the company the freedom to plan a jump-start to future growth
Saint-Gobain to sell North American glass container operation to Ardagh Group for $1.7 bn
15 Jan 2013
Xstrata exits Queensland copper project
14 Jan 2013
EC to block TNT's $6.85-bn acquisition by UPS
14 Jan 2013
UPS today said it would abandon its $6.85-billion takeover bid for its Dutch rival TNT Express as the European anti-trust regulator has indicated that it is inclined to reject the deal
Swiss watch maker Swatch to acquire Harry Winston’s watch and jewellery unit for $750 mn
14 Jan 2013
KKR, Temasek in the race to buy Warburg’s stake in Alliance Tire for around $400 mn: report
11 Jan 2013
PE firm Cerberus to acquire five supermarket chains from Supervau for $3.3 bn
11 Jan 2013
Supervalu Inc, the third-largest US grocery store operator, is one of the largest companies in the US grocery channel with annual sales of approximately $35 billion
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