M&A
ArcelorMittal eye US coal miner Massey Energy
15 Nov 2010
Telenor to invest more in India – but won’t hike Uninor stake
15 Nov 2010
Telenor holds a 67.3 per cent stake in the joint venture with Delhi-based real estate company Unitech Ltd
World's largest pallets supplier Brambles to acquire reusable plastics firm IFCO Systems for $1.3 billion
15 Nov 2010
Newsweek to merge with the Daily Beast
13 Nov 2010
Essar selected to revive Zimbabwe Iron & Steel Co
10 Nov 2010
Essar beat ArcelorMittal, Jindal Steel and Power, and China's Sino Zimbabwe to win the bid for reviving Zisco
Chevron to acquire Atlas Energy for $4.3 billion
09 Nov 2010
Chevron will assume Atlas Energy's role with 60 per cent stake in the Marcellus joint venture with Reliance while RIL will fund 75 per cent of the operator's drilling costs, up to $1.4 billion.
Eli Lilly's $800-mn Avid deal boosts diagnostic capabilities
09 Nov 2010
Privately held Avid is a developer of new molecular imaging agents that aid medical management of chronic human diseases
GVK to divest 21.1-% stake for Rs1,200 crore
08 Nov 2010
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