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Australia rejects large mining deal with China
24 Sep 2009
The Australian government has rejected a potential $30-billion iron ore deal with China's state-owned Wuhan Iron and Steel’s (WISCO), citing security concerns
Pfizer, Wyeth to sell animal drugs business to Boehringer
23 Sep 2009
Pfizer Inc. and Wyeth are divesting parts of their veterinary business to Boehringer Ingelheim as a part of the regulatory approval process for Pfizer's $68-billion merger deal with Wyeth
Pfizer, Wyeth to sell animal drugs business to Boehringer
23 Sep 2009
Pfizer Inc. and Wyeth are divesting parts of their veterinary business to Boehringer Ingelheim as a part of the regulatory approval process for Pfizer's $68-billion merger deal with Wyeth
Pfizer, Wyeth to sell animal drugs business to Boehringer
23 Sep 2009
Pfizer Inc. and Wyeth are divesting parts of their veterinary business to Boehringer Ingelheim as a part of the regulatory approval process for Pfizer's $68-billion merger deal with Wyeth
Magna plans drastic job cuts with Opel takeover
22 Sep 2009
Nearly 11,000 jobs will be lost out of a total of 45,730 as a result of the company’s strategic plans for GM’s European operations
Zandu shareholders approve merger with Emami
22 Sep 2009
Cadbury tells Kraft to “put up or shut up”
22 Sep 2009
JP Morgan may takeover alliance with Cazenove
22 Sep 2009
Bharti-MTN deal hinges on Manmohan-Zuma talks
22 Sep 2009
The two sides are expected to discuss the $24-billion proposal to create the world’s third largest mobile telephone company
Thomson Reuters buys PR agency Hugin Group
22 Sep 2009
New York-based information and media giant, Thomson Reuters, yesterday said it is buying the Oslo-based Hugin Group, from NYSE Euronext.
Dell to acquire Perot Systems for $3.9 billion
22 Sep 2009
The all-cash deal, seen as a response to HP's acquisition of EDS earlier this year, will enable Dell to expand to take on its rivals HP and IBM
Reliance eyes bankrupt Dutch company LyondellBasel: report
19 Sep 2009
Reliance Industries is looking at acquiring the assets of bankrupt Dutch petrochemicals company LyondellBasell, either in part or whole, CNBC-TV18 network reported.
Warburg Pincus fails to sell its stake in WNS
19 Sep 2009
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