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Bluefield starts trading on LSE
Bluefield started trading on the London Stock Exchange. Bluefield Solar Income Fund has started trading on the London Stock Exchange. This marked the admission of the company's shares for unconditional trading.
Vodafone trumps Malone in German cable race
John Malone of Liberty Global Plc yielded to Vodafone after losing the race for Kabel Deutschland Holding AG.
Huddle partners with Softcat
Privately held company Huddle enters into partnership with Softcat as it expands its service delivery across United Kingdom.
Hollande sets out Eur3 billion in cuts as his popularity nose dives
President Francois Hollande would set out Eur3 billion in expenditure cuts and close tax gaps in face of poll slump.
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Wells Fargo & Company stated that it has bought US$6.05 billion worth of commercial real estate in London from Hypothekenbank Frankfurt.
France's market authority has approved Club Med's sale to consortium of French and Chinese investors.
AXA Private Equity raised its bid to EUR3.7 billion for French caterer Elior. A group of investors led by France's AXA Private Equity has increased its offer for Elior and is proposing to obtain a minority stake in the food service provider, according French daily Les Échos.
InternetQ acquired Atlas Interactive Deutschland. InternetQ announced that it has completed its acquisition of Atlas Interactive Deutschland GmbH for GBP5 million.
Bargain Booze revealed plans for an IPO for its planned southern-England expansion. The owner of Bargain Booze revealed plans to raise up to GBP65 million in an initial public offering.
Recent Ukrainian court practice was deemed to affect commercial transactions. Recent practices of courts in Ukraine were deemed to negatively affect commercial banking transactions.
The German government is contemplating on selling its stake in the loss-making bank after the conduct of the national elections on September.
Invis Energy raised Eur160 million from NorddeutscheLandesbank and DNB Bank for a 42.8 megawatt wind farm in Ireland.
NASCAR season began as bets from all over the world poured. In the past, NASCAR was considered only a 'cult sport', an illegitimate child unworthy of any of any major sponsors and worldwide acclaim.
Piedmont was asked to pay Dexia Crediop SpA and Intesa Sanpaolo SpA US$47 million due to interest-rate swap agreement.