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Court rules Michael Dell, Silver Lake underpaid for 2013 Dell acquisition
01 Jun 2016
A US court yesterday ruled that Michael Dell and Silver Lake Partners underpriced their $30-billion acquisition of computer maker Dell Inc in 2013 by about 22 per cent
Tata completes sale of long steel business to Greybull for £1
01 Jun 2016
Tata Steel has completed the sale of its long products business to Greybull Capital, in a deal that will preserve 4,400 UK jobs and revive the British Steel name
EU regulator grants conditional approval to HeidelbergCement-Italcementi's $4.1-bn merger
30 May 2016
AirAsia gets $1bn offer for aircraft leasing arm
30 May 2016
Tech Mahindra to buy British financial services BPO firm Target Group in a Rs1,178-cr deal
28 May 2016
The acquisition will catapult Tech Mahindra to the top three processors in the lending, savings and investment, and insurance sectors in the UK
Intel to acquire computer vision firm Itseez
28 May 2016
UK minister meets Tata Steel boss ahead of crucial board meeting
25 May 2016
Tata Steel is due to announce today, which of the seven bidders it had short-listed, would emerge as the preferred buyer for the company's European business
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