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Piramal Healthcare acquires 5.5-% Vodafone Essar stake for $640 million
11 Aug 2011
Drug-maker Piramal Healthcare has picked up a 5.5-per cent equity stake in Vodafone Essar Ltd, the Indian unit of world's second-largest mobile operator
Piramal Healthcare acquires 5.5-% Vodafone Essar stake for $640 million
11 Aug 2011
Drug-maker Piramal Healthcare has picked up a 5.5-per cent equity stake in Vodafone Essar Ltd, the Indian unit of world's second-largest mobile operator
Piramal Healthcare acquires 5.5-% Vodafone Essar stake for $640 million
11 Aug 2011
Drug-maker Piramal Healthcare has picked up a 5.5-per cent equity stake in Vodafone Essar Ltd, the Indian unit of world's second-largest mobile operator
CIC in talks to invest €2.3-bn in GDF Suez’s E&P business
10 Aug 2011
GDF Suez SA, the world's biggest power utility by revenue, is in advanced talks to sell a 30-per cent stake in its production and exploration business to Chinese sovereign wealth fund China Investment Corporation
HSBC to sell US credit card, retail services to Capital One for $2.6 billion
10 Aug 2011
The deal is Capital One's second acquisition in recent months after it agreed in June to buy ING's US online bank for $9 billion in a cash and stock deal.
Ipca Labs buys UK-based Onyx Research Chemicals
09 Aug 2011
RIL – BP deal gets government approval
09 Aug 2011
Reliance Industries today said it had received government approval for selling a 30-per cent stake in 21 oil and gas blocks including the in-production KG D6 block to British oil explorer BP Plc for $7.2 billion.
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