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NetMediaEurope expands international portfolio through acquisition
NetMediaEurope acquired online technology news outlet B!T as it expands its international portfolio across Europe.
Dell stockholders approve merger
Today, Dell Inc.'s founder Michael Dell announced that the majority shareholders of the company had voted in favor of his planned privatization of the computer maker firm.
Shareholders vote on Michael Dell's buyout offer today
Dell Inc shareholders started casting their votes to approve Michael Dell's buyout offer today.
Swiss Re hires former Deutsche Bank private equity head
Swiss Re hires Christopher Minter to head the reinsurer's acquisitions and principal investments business.
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As risk is shunned by regular banks, Melody Capital Partners takes on risk to expand its business. After the announcement by UBS AG of its closure of its fixed-income trading business last OCtober, three executives of the bank had opened up shop to trade in areas where bigger banks have since refused to tread.
The acquisition of IT firm Amor Group was recently announced by Lockheed Martin Group for an undisclosed amount.
UK banks would need another GBP50 billion on top of GBP13.7 billion to comply with both Basel III and Basel IV.
Former ESPN President and former Microsoft CEO are amongst the new appointees to the SiriusXM board of directors.
Marcato Capital Management's hedge fund manager Mick McGuire had been thinking about how auction house Sotheby's could benefit shareholders in his company.
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.
In what was termed as ongoing succession planning, Agribusiness Cargill's CEO Gregory Page would be stepping down by December 1, 2013.
Marwan Lahoud said that EADS is undertaking restructuring in order to become the leading company in the civil aerospace industry.
BlackBerry Ltd. was scheduled to meet with Canadian lawmakers to discuss the Investment Canada Act as investor concerns increased that a domestic buyout of the struggling company would no longer be possible.
Daily Beast editor-in-chief Tina Brown announced that she would step down from her post and exit the company for a new venture.