M&A
Rabobank to sell its Athlon car leasing business to Daimler Financial Services for €1.1 bn
01 Jul 2016
Rabobank to sell its Athlon car leasing business to Daimler Financial Services for €1.1 bn
01 Jul 2016
US chocolate major Hershey rejects $23-bn takeover bid from Mondelez
01 Jul 2016
US chocolate and confectionery major Hershey Co yesterday rejected a $23-billion unsolicited takeover bid by Mondelez International Inc without assigning any reason for it
Horizon Pharma seeks stake sale to investor
28 Jun 2016
Tata Steel’s UK sales plans hit, but may keep Port Talbot
27 Jun 2016
While most reports say buyers are re-evaluating their bids for Tata Steel’s UK operations in the wake of Brexit, a weaker sterling may help it strike a deal with the government to save the Port Talbot plant
Intel mulls selling cyber security business
27 Jun 2016
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