Europe

Rothschild To Study Possible Split for RBS

Rothschild to be named as the adviser for the Royal Bank of Scotland split. (Photo : Reuters)The corporate logo of Rothschild is shown on its building.


Deals of the day - M&As

The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported on Monday The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported on Monday: - Chinese state oil firm CNPC will buy a stake in Kazakhstan's giant Kashagan oil project, through back-to-back deals with Kazmunaigaz through which ConocoPhillips will exit, the Kazakh state oil firm said on Monday.

Series D Financing Results in $30 Million for Delivery Hero

Delivery Hero raised $30 million from series D financing. Berlin-based Delivery Hero announced receipt of $30 million worth of Series D financing. The Series D financing was led by Phenomen Ventures and included its other existing investors.

Rosneft Head Squashes Acquisition Rumors

Rosneft head Igor Sechin denies any takeover plans for PKN Orlen of Poland and Bashneft of Russia. (Photo : Reuters)The image is the Russian signage for Rosneft.


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Peugeot Citroen's founding family admitted they did not consider arranging talks with Fiat and just resorted with GM.
Lufthansa launched its revamped budget airline called Germanwings to take on the competition. (Photo : Reuters)The photo displays airplanes of Europe’s biggest carrier, Lufthansa.
Sainsbury would be launching its own mobile phone service called "Mobile by Sainsbury's".
Jonathan Harmsworth is set on acquiring the buying shareholders to get full control of Daily Mail (Photo : Reuters)DGMT Logo Viscount Rothermere Jonathan Harmsworth has made the bid to buy out the remaining voting shares for Daily Mail, a British Mid-Market Tabloid Newspaper.
Banks, Markit, and ISDA were charged with cutting off two credit derivatives transactions by the EU.
Paragon Print secures debt from private firm Investec. (Photo : Reuters)This is the logo of Investec. Investec Growth and Acquisition Finance secured a £110 million (US$167.
Japonica Partners lowers its offer for Greek government bonds due to the recent developments in the country's financial situation.
Nokia CEO Stephen Elop said that the company has not considered synergies in its acquisition of the stakes in Siemens.
Alstom said that it will sell its bonds as Euro credit risk declines. (Photo : Reuters)This is the logo of Alstom. The world's third largest energy solutions and transport firm Alstom SA announced today that for the first time since October last year, the company will put its bonds for sale.
A decrease in foreign-owned Swiss banks continue due to investors withdrawal of their money and taxes that were not paid accordingly.