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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
TransCanada, Progress Energy in $5-bn pipeline deal
10 Jan 2013
On completion of the Prince Rupert and Coastal GasLink pipeline projects, TransCanada’s natural gas pipeline network in Western Canada will reach approximately 25,400 km
Pearson to exit adult-education arm
09 Jan 2013
Dish Network trumps Sprint Nextel with unsolicited bid for Clearwire Corp
09 Jan 2013
Dish Network's quest to acquire broadband provider Clearwire is expected to face hurdles since rival Sprint Nextel already owns more than half of Clearwire
Marico to hive off Kaya into separate unit
08 Jan 2013
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