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Mahindra mulling exit from tripartite JV with Renault, Nissan: Reports
04 Jan 2008
Utility vehicle major M&M is reported to be mulling an exit from its year-old joint venture with French and Japanese partners Reanult and Nissan.
Tata - Jaguar-Land Rover deal: What's next?
04 Jan 2008
Ford names Tata as preferred bidder for Jaguar, Land Rover
By Our Corporate Bureau | 03 Jan 2008
Tata Motors has been named the preferred bidder for Ford's Jaguar and Land Rover, and has the unions batting for it as well.
GE, Blackstone face termination of deal by PHH
By Our Corporate Bureau | 02 Jan 2008
PHH Corporation has called of its planned $1.8 billion acquisition by GE and Blackstone after the PE firm failed to obtain the required financing for the deal.
Philips completes sale of TSMC shares
01 Jan 2008
R Systems to acquire Sento Europe
28 Dec 2007
LT Overseas acquires rice firm in US
24 Dec 2007
Singapore's Orient Global to invest $141 million in India Infoline, insurance subsidiary
24 Dec 2007
Philips to buy Respironics for €3.6 billion
21 Dec 2007
Ford to delay Jaguar announcement?
By Our Corporate Bureau | 21 Dec 2007
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