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Suntory plans $4.7-bn IPO; Japan's largest in'13
30 May 2013
In recent years, Suntory has been continuously engaged in acquisitions and developing business partnerships with major beverage companies aiming to expand its global footprint
Coty owners to raise up to $1.1 bn IPO
29 May 2013
Coty owners to raise up to $1.1 bn IPO
29 May 2013
Japanese shares rebound from 2-1/2-year lows
24 May 2013
Tata Communications to delist from NYSE
15 May 2013
Verizon Wirless to pay $7 bn to co-owners
15 May 2013
Walt Disney's Q2 net income up 32 % Y-o-Y
09 May 2013
HSBC profits almost double to $8.43 billion
07 May 2013
Linkedin shares down 10% after lacklustre revenue forecast
03 May 2013
Linkedin’s disappointing revenue forecasts come a day after Facebook, the biggest social-networking site, reported revenue that bettered analysts’ predictions
Bharti Airtel to sell 5% stake to Qatar Foundation for $1.26 bn
03 May 2013
The investment comes after Bharti Airtel recently raised $1.5 billion through overseas bonds in order to service its massive $11.7 billion debt
Facebook revenues top estimates on mobile advertising
02 May 2013
Facebook’s first-quarter sales exceeded projections, a sign that chief executive officer Mark Zuckerberg was on track to raise revenues from mobile advertising
Apple launches largest US corporate bond issue
30 Apr 2013
Although the total size of the issue is still being worked out, analysts speculate that it would be in the $15 billion to $20 billion range.
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