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Australian regulator approves Yancoal's $2.45-bn acquisition of Rio's thermal coal assets
13 Apr 2017
$43-bn ChemChina-Syngenta merger approved by China; Indian nod awaited
13 Apr 2017
The deal, which has now been approved by regulators from 19 countries including the European Commission, has yet to get the nod from the Indian regulator
Warren Buffett-Backed 3G Capital mulls rival bid for Panera Bread
12 Apr 2017
Panera Bread is a bakery-café casual restaurant chain operating in the US and Canada, with over 100,000 employees and with annual revenues of $5 billion
China’s LeEco abandons $2-bn acquisition of US-based Vizio
11 Apr 2017
Chinese technology company Le Holdings Co Ltd yesterday said that it is abandoning its proposed $2-billion acquisition of privately-held US consumer electronics company Vizio Inc, citing "regulatory headwinds."
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