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‘The Wolverine’ is right on track, just US$2 million below estimates
The latest X-Men spinoff, "The Wolverine", was right on track with just US$2 million below estimates.
Unipex acquires Biopharmacopae's cosmetic ingredients portfolio
Unipex subsidiary Lucas Meyer Cosmetics recently purchased cosmetic ingredients and IP rights from Avrio-backed Biopharmacopae.
ITC Ltd to invest US $4.4 billion for hotel expansion
The Kolkata-based company is set to invest US $4.4 billion for a business venture on hotels. ITC Ltd is planning to invest US $4. 4 billion (INR 260 billion) to expand its business interests into the hotel industry.
Graphite Capital and Hawksmoor agree on a buyout
Private equity firm Graphite Capital and Hawskmoor chain of steakhouse enter into an agreement regarding a buyout valued at US $62 million.
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Centre for Retail Research aid that the royal baby boy would generate US$373 million retail boom until August 31.
Smedvig Capital invested GBP 4 million into Kings Court Trust. Smedvig Capital, a private equity investor based in Mayfair, pumped in GBP 4 million into Kings Court Trust.
Private Equity Headhunters now has a new Chief Technology Officer in Mr. Jaree Zafar. Mr. Jaree Zafar was appointed as the Chief Technology Officer of Private Equity Headhunters, a Texas-based firm that focuses on getting jobs for executives.
JOOR, an online fashion marketplace, secured US $15 million in a series B funding led by Canaan Partners.
Carmike Cinemas, Inc. released the details of the pricing for their previously announced initial public offering.
Mark Price, the Managing Director of Waitrose, has been appointed as Deputy Chairman of John Lewis Partnership.
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. announced in an internal memo that it could be selling the company to another supermarket operator or a private equity firm.
An IVC Research Center report reveals a dip in Israeli investments and KKR's influence in private equity in the country.
Aflac Incorporated announced that Aflac Japan and Japan Post Holdings entered into a new partnership agreement.
Activision Blizzard along with a group led by its CEO, announced that they are set to buy back Vivendi's controlling stake in the company for US$8.17 billion