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Vivendi nearing spin off, Bollore is new deputy chair
According to a Bloomberg report, Vivendi SA would be moving closer to a spin off of its telecommunication and media assets, with investor Vincent Bollore appointed as new deputy chairman.
Hilton files for USD 1.25 billion IPO
A Securities and Exchange Commission filing today revealed that Hilton Worldwide applied for a USD 1.25 billion IPO.
Odfjell Drilling to list in Oslo bourse as owner plans IPO
Rig operator Odfjell Drilling prepared to list in the Oslo bourse as shareholder BCB Paragon Trust planned an IPO.
Report foresees banks exiting wealth management units in Asia
France-based Societe Generale was the third major bank seeking to sell its private wealth arm in Asia in the last five years.
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Sources told Reuters that electronics maker Sharp Corp. would be raising USD1.7 billion to keep itself afloat until the end of the business year in March next year.
World Point Terminals announced today that the underwriters for its recently closed IPO had exercised their underwriting options to purchase additional 1,312,500 common stock.
Facebook Inc. stock had reached another milestone following a rocky debut on Wall Street last year. On Wednesday, the shares of social media giant Facebook Inc.
Telefonica is reviewing proposals to assist Telefonica Italia shareholders unload their shares, among other options as the company moves forward.
Veeva Systems Inc. announced filing a registration statement with the US Securities Exchange Commission for a proposed IPO.
Creative Learning subsidiary BFK Franchise Company, LLC had announced that it would be selling a Master Franchise to Blockheads Ltd.
After the fall of the iconic Twin Towers building in 2001 due to terrorist attacks, the city of New York had funded the reconstruction with USD250 million cash and USD1 billion sale of bonds.
Verizon Communications Inc. latest corporate bond sale was expected to fetch around USD49 billion. The financial market would be expecting Verizon Communications Inc.
Magazine publisher Time Inc. purchased the publishing arm of American Express Co as part of its plans to spin off from its parent Time Warner Inc.
Wynnchurch Capital announced its plans to exit its mineral firm and two of its automotive parts companies.