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Microsoft seen to acquire and invest in over two decades

Microsoft Corp had been acquiring and investing in companies in the last two decades as the software maker planned to accelerate its presence in a market that it does not own.


India set to impose EUR150 million probe for BMW customs violations

BMW is appealing a decision to impose a EUR150 million fine for alleged customs laws violations. German car giant BMW is set to face fines worth EUR100 million in India for allegations of violations committed against the country's importation rules.

IBM moves retirees pension plan to health exchange

To cut costs, which is expected to triple by 2020, IBM has moved its retiree pension plan to a health exchange for lower risk and costs.

Monte dei Paschi to get capital hike

An agreement was made between EU Commission and bank officials for a capital hike for the world's oldest bank.


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Reuters Factbox showed Microsoft's acquisitions and investments over the years had not been very lucrative for the company.
Foreign companies in China strengthened their compliance of laws as authorities continue their antitrust and corruption probes.
A senior official of the Pentagon told Reuters that the US government would be in danger to defaulting weapons contract payments should they halt Egyptian aid.
In an interview, Gabriele Galateri, Telecom Italia's director, sees the need for the consolidation of the European telecommunications industry.
The USD 130 billion price tag for the recently-concluded deal between Verizon and Vodafone was agreed over an exercise session and breakfast between the firms' two CEOs.
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