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DuPont acquires solar technology company Innovalight
26 Jul 2011
DuPontis working towards doubling its sales revenue in the photovoltaic market to $2 billion by 2014
Religare Cap buys majority stake in South Africa's Noah
25 Jul 2011
The acquisition of Noah, an established player in the South African market, will boost Religare's trading and research business in South Africa.
Kalanithi Maran pledges 86.17 per cent of his SpiceJet stake
23 Jul 2011
Media baron Kalanidhi Maran together with his KAL Airways holds 156.5 million shares or 38.16 per cent stake in Gurgaon-based SpiceJet.
Dr. Reddy’s acquires prescription business of JB Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals in Russia & other CIS markets
22 Jul 2011
Government approves $7.2 billion RIL stake sale to BP
22 Jul 2011
The CCEA approval, however, covers only 21 blocks as the exploration status in the two remaining blocks are in dispute.
Express Scripts and Medco Health in $29.1-bn merger pact
22 Jul 2011
Express Scripts today said that it would acquire Medco Health Solutions for $29.1 billion, creating the largest pharmacy benefits management (PBM) companies in the US health care industry
Carl Icahn corners Clorox with 13-bn bid
21 Jul 2011
Activist-investor Carl Icahn yesterday raised his unsolicited bid for Clorox to $13 billion and offered to place $5.2 billion in an escrow account signalling his ability to finance the deal
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