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Cairn bows to govt conditions on stake sale to Vedanta
23 Aug 2011
UK's Cairn Energy Plc today said it wants Cairn India to accept all the government's conditions and agree to pay royalty and cess on the Rajasthan oilfields so as to facilitate its proposed stake sale to Vedanta Resources
PwC completes acquisition of PRTM
23 Aug 2011
Bank of America axes 3,500 jobs
19 Aug 2011
Proposed spinoff of PC unit marks HP's shift to software
19 Aug 2011
Analysts say spinning off its PC division and abandoning handheld devices that compete directly with Apple could go a long way in improving HP's bottom line
TCS in race for Lufthansa IT subsidiary
19 Aug 2011
Government eyes stake sale in BHEL, Nalco
19 Aug 2011
Government eyes stake sale in BHEL, Nalco
19 Aug 2011
Hewlett-Packard to acquire UK software firm Autonomy for $11.7 billion
19 Aug 2011
If it materialises, the acquisition would be HP’s biggest software acquisition in recent times after it purchased IT services company EDS in 2008 for $13.9 billion
HP may spin off PC business, may buy UK’s Autonomy for $10 bn
19 Aug 2011
HP, the world's largest PC maker, is in talks to buy UK-based software company Autonomy Corp for about $10 billion and spin off its PC business.
Noble Energy to buy part of Consol's stake in Marcellus for $3.4 billion
18 Aug 2011
The acreage is estimated to contain 7.4 trillion cubic feet equivalent resources, including 400 billion cubic feet equivalent of proven reserves.
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