M&A
Hewlett Packard Enterprise in talks to sell its software unit
02 Sep 2016
Hewlett Packard has put for sale its software unit, which could be valued between $8 billion and $10 billion, since CEO Meg Whitman is keen to focus on servers, storage, networking and related technologies
Sony acquires Ten Sports from Zee for $385 mn
01 Sep 2016
Apollo Global to buy cloud services provider Rackspace in a $4.3-bn deal
27 Aug 2016
The deal comes six months after Apollo Global acquired Florida-based home security company ADT Corp for $7 billion
Japanese chipmaker Renesas in talks to buy Intersil for nearly $3 bn
22 Aug 2016
A combination of Renesas’ market-proven microcontroller and system-on-chip products and technologies and Intersil’s leading power management and precision analog capability will make Renesas a leader in key areas such as automotive, industrial, cloud computing, healthcare, and the Internet of Things
US approves $43-bn ChemChina-Syngenta deal
22 Aug 2016
Pfizer in advanced talks to buy cancer drug specialist Medivation for nearly $14 bn
22 Aug 2016
A successful deal would be Pfizer’s biggest acquisition since it purchased biologic drug specialist Hospira Inc last year for about $17 billion
Fortis splits hospital and diagnostics businesses
20 Aug 2016
Fortis will consolidate its hospital business under Fortis Healthcare and the diagnostics businesses under Fortis Malar in a demerger and merger process
Singtel to invest $657 mn in Bharti Telecom, raise stake to 30.69%
19 Aug 2016
Singtel is investing a total of S$2.47 billion ($1.8 billion), including S$1.59 billion ($1.18 billion) to acquire a 21 per cent stake in Thailand’s top telecom company Intouch Holdings
SBI board approves merger of 3 associate banks, BMB
18 Aug 2016
The merger of all five associate banks and the newly-created Bhartiya Mahila Bank (BMB) with SBI will create a banking behemoth with combined assets of over Rs37,00,000 crore
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