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Mass exits prompt ICICI picks as rupee plummets
India's ICICI said that it is picking exporter stocks amidst foreign fund exits. (Photo : Reuters)Securities and Exchange Board of India chief U. K.
Shareholders at Sprint Agrees to SoftBank Deal
Japan's SoftBank Corp finally got Sprint's shareholders vote after it sweetened its bid to US$21.6 billion from the previous US$20.1 billion.
Samsung considers settling EU antitrust charges
Samsung and Apple continue their battle for dominance with mobile patents which may possibly result to a $17.3 billion fine for Samsung.
ANA and AirAsia's economical airline joint enterprise faces deadlock
ANA Holdings will purchase AirAsia’s way out of their budget airline cooperative enterprise in Japan, leading to a disbanded bond.
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State run oil and gas companies, ONGC and Oil India announced to pay US$2.5 billion for Mozambique field stake from Videovon Industries Ltd.
Carrefour, the second largest retailer in Europe planned a sale on its China and Taiwan businesses. (Photo : Reuters)The image shows grocery carts from Carrefour.
Hospital chain Tenet Healthcare Corp said on Monday that it will purchase its smaller rival Vanguard Health Systems Inc.
Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance of Japan is in the process of acquiring Thai Life Insurance Co at a deal priced at around US$700 million.
Demand Media, a content media owner acquired Society6 for US$94 million to be able to diversify its business into e-commerce.
The Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) was given unconditional approval to acquire NYSE Euronext for US$8.2 billion.
According to sources, Google voluntarily complied with the initial inquiry of the Federal Trade Commission on its Waze acquisition earlier this month although it has not yet reached a level of investigation
Flagstar Bancorp Inc had agreed to pay $105 million to Assured Guaranty Ltd as settlement to a lawsuit against the bank for misrepresenting loan quality contained in $900 million of mortgage-backed securities.
According to a poll, Australians are scared of 'too much' Chinese investments in their country.
Alpine Bau, the insolvent arm of Spain's construction group FCC, could break up with the failure of last-ditch talks to save the company.