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VMware to buy Yahoo’s Zimbra software division
13 Jan 2010
HCL Technologies to merge with HCL Technoparks
12 Jan 2010
Bharti to take 70 per cent stake in Bangladesh’s Warid Telecom
12 Jan 2010
Bharti plans to make $300 million fresh investment in the company, to take the overall investment to $1 billion, to cover new funding to cover capacity expansion, coverage and new products
China's Bright Foods bids $1.4 billion for CSR's sugar business
12 Jan 2010
Shanghai municipal government owned food producer Bright Food Group Co. is planning to acquire the sugar and renewable energy business of Australia’s CSR Ltd.
Heineken beats SABMiller to acquire Femsa's beer unit for $7.6 billion
11 Jan 2010
Heineken edged out London-based brewing giant SABMiller Plc in an auction to acquire the beer operations of the largest brewer in Latin America, in an all stock transaction valuing it at $7.6 billion
PE investments in India decline for second straight year to $4 billion
11 Jan 2010
Private Equity firms invested $1,392 million over 84 deals in India during Q4 2009, taking the annual investment numbers to $3,824 million over 232 deals
Santos to sell Gladstone LNG stake to fund growth projects
11 Jan 2010
According to analysts, the stake sale will relieve Santos from its tight liquidity position, and help the company finance the requirements at Gladstone and the Papua New Guinea LNG
No plan to merge BSNL and MTNL: Pitroda
09 Jan 2010
Sam Pitroda, IT advisor to the prime minister said on Friday that the government was not planning to merge BSNL and MTNL but efforts were on to sell stake in BSNL
No plan to merge BSNL and MTNL: Pitroda
09 Jan 2010
Sam Pitroda, IT advisor to the prime minister said on Friday that the government was not planning to merge BSNL and MTNL but efforts were on to sell stake in BSNL
No plan to merge BSNL and MTNL: Pitroda
09 Jan 2010
Sam Pitroda, IT advisor to the prime minister said on Friday that the government was not planning to merge BSNL and MTNL but efforts were on to sell stake in BSNL
GSK inching closer to deal with Dr Reddy's?
08 Jan 2010
GM gets last minute bids for Saab
08 Jan 2010
Independent Liquor scotches takeover speculation
08 Jan 2010
Jindal cuts stake in Australia’s RCI despite bidding war with Meijin
08 Jan 2010
JSPL sold 2.1 million shares of Perth-based RCI, thre days before matching a revised sweetened 29 December takeover offer from China's Meijin Energy Group
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