A group of investors led by Alan Hughes stated that they are prepared to purchase 315 bank branches for GBP1 billion from the Royal Bank of Scotland.
Corporations
Guy Hands to sell Infinis
Guy Hands stated they were mulling either a float on the London stock exchange or an outright sale of Infinis.
Red Fort Capital to launch new fund
Sources said Red Fort Capital is to launch a real estate fund worth between US$500 million and US$750 million.
Quick Heal to go public
Quick Heal revealed its plans to go public next year. Quick Heal Technologies, a security software developer, announced it intends to launch an initial public share offering in India.
Fitness First to boost presence with GBP77.5 million investment
Fitness First executives stated they would be investing GBP77.5 million into the company's operations in a bid to enhance their presence worldwide.
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HealthCare Global and DM Healthcare revealed that they have offered separate bids for the Actis owned Sterling Hospitals.
Marubeni stated that their latest deal into the renewable energy industry was to acquire a 25% stake in Mainstream.
Venice Beach experienced tragedy with the death of a woman when a man plowed his car into the busy boardwalk.
The sale of 92% of Bulgarian pension fund Doverie is now being flagged for the lack of documentation and information.
The consulate of Haiti in Montreal created an investment mission which will be attended by many prominent names in Quebec's investment industry.
H&M unveils its online store after several launch delays. Hennes & Mauritz had recently announced the launch of its online sales operations for the US market.
The European competition authority intensified its scrutiny on Google's search results as competitor blocking concerns in search results were raised by search engine rivals.
Barron's said the second quarter of 2013 is the golden era for IPOs. The second quarter of 2013 showed a lot of companies presented their initial public offerings (IPO).
Moto X, the phone from Google and Motorola, offers a new phone experience to its owners and users. Motorola is launching a new phone, billed as 'always listening' for the voice commands of its owner.
