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Tatas in the running for Ford's proposed Mazda stake sale
13 Oct 2008
Ford, is considering selling part of its controlling stake in Japanese automaker Mazda. And interestingly, Tata Motors has been mentioned as a possible buyer.
AIG to refocus on property, casualty
04 Oct 2008
AIG may sell over 15 businesses to repay $85 billion Fed loan
29 Sep 2008
AIG is considering plans to sell most of its operations, including its international life insurance unit and US pension businesses.
BPL sells minority stake to Deutsche Bank
29 Sep 2008
HCL Tech makes $811 million counterbid for UK's Axon
26 Sep 2008
HCL Technologies has launched an $810.8 million counterbid for UK-based SAP consulting firm Axon Group Plc, trumping a $750 million bid by Infosys Technologies.
Autoline acquires Italian design firms
25 Sep 2008
Gap to acquire women's active wear maker Athleta
23 Sep 2008
US FAA approves plan for Delta/Northwest merger
23 Sep 2008
HSBC dumps Korea Exchange Bank acquisition plan
20 Sep 2008
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