Sources told Bloomberg that Telefonica was preparing to sell the 69% stake it holds in Telefonica Czech Republic.
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Computer software decides on US prison paroles
15 US states had been using risk assessment software to decide on handing out paroles to prisoner candidates, said a Wall Street Journal report.
US Postal Service IPO not a daft idea - observers
Industry observers believed that USPS would be able to achieve success similar to Royal Mail should the former would be listed on the stock exchange.
WB President says US 'days away' from a 'very dangerous moment'
If the US fails to pass legislation to increase the debt limit, then the global economic system would be tremendously affected.
Frontier Beverage finalizes acquisition of companies strategic for its expansion
Frontier Beverage Company Inc announced today that it had completed its acquisition of holding company 22 Social Club Productions Inc and its subsidiaries Blue 22 Entertainment and AppQwest LLC
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Baird Capital's portfolio firm MedPlast had bought Orthoplastics together with co-investors JZ Capital Partners and River Cities Capital Funds.
Palatine Private Equity had purchased a GBP 16 million minority stake in Bolton-based Forrest. UK-based investment firm Palatine Private Equity bought a GBP 16 million minority stake in social housing contractor Forrest.
TRAFI, a Lithuanian Journey planner startup, received a USD500,000 in investment capital from Practica Capital to expand into key markets unexplored by big players like Google Maps.
Hannam & Partners hires Tim Hoare to provide expertise in the natural resources market. Hannam and Partners is an advisory firm established by former JPMorgan Chase & Co banker Ian Hannam.
New York-based 21st Century Fox signed a deal to air German soccer to viewers in 80 countries around the world.
The Indian government would be investing INR 110 billion for the improvement of the water supply infrastructure in its villages.
Job outsourcing marketplace Freelancer.com had filed for a public listing on the Australian Stock Exchange, according to the company's announcement today.
A flurry of pension fund buyouts was projected to happen in the next succeeding years, according to industry analysts.
The lenders fighting over the titles owned by the Deccan Chronicle would be in dispute. The creditors of Deccan Chronicle Holdings unable to recover dues worth more than INR5,000 crore because of a dispute over the publishing titles.
