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HSBC in talks to sell Mauritius retail banking division
26 Mar 2012
For HSBC, Europe's biggest bank, the sale of its Mauritius retail banking arm is a continuation og its strategy to sell non-core assets to cut costs
Unitech offers to sell Uninor stake to Telenor: report
24 Mar 2012
Unitech has sought about $150 million from Norway's Telenor for its 32.7-per cent stake in their telecom joint venture Uninor
Nippon Life to acquire 26-per cent in Reliance Capital for Rs1,450 crore
22 Mar 2012
Nippon Life will invest an equivalent of Rs1,450 crore to acquire 26-per cent stake in RCAM
Tatas to raise $2 bn for C&WW bid: report
22 Mar 2012
Kraft coins name for snacks company - Mondelez International
22 Mar 2012
Kraft Foods, owner of UK chocolate maker Cadbury, yesterday announced that its post-spinoff global snacks company would be named Mondelez International
Vedanta offers Rs17,000 crore for govt stake in 2 units
22 Mar 2012
Sterlite, the nation’s biggest copper producer, owns 64.9 per cent of Hindustan Zinc and a 51-per cent in Bharat Aluminium
Tech Mahindra - Mahindra Satyam merger: marriage made in heaven, honeymoon to start
By By Jagannadham Thunuguntla | 21 Mar 2012
Roche asks Illumina investors to accept its $5.7-bn bid
21 Mar 2012
Swiss drugmaker Roche told Illumina shareholders that its offer price is fair and provides value certainty and liquidity amid increasing headwinds in the gene-sequencing sector
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