In a bid to appease investors, private equity firms in China would be resorting to selling off its maturing assets to return profits while waiting for the reopening of the mainland's IPO listing market.
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Apple's distributiorship tactics subject to review
France and the European Union are conducting inquiries as to the tactics employed by Apple that would violate antitrust regulations.
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US private equity firms' newest playground is in Africa - report
Several top private equity firms had expressed in a convention that Africa would be seeing an influx of investments in the near future.
Investors in the Saudi Arabian industry have pulled out from the business
Saudi Arabia's taxi business is in chaos with the conflicting regulations, leading to the pull out of investors.
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RBI had increased its short term policy repo rate to 7.5% from 7.25%, a move which could have stock markets remain volatile.
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A waging battle on budget between Democrats and Republics was held last October 1 that was seen to threaten a government shutdown.
With plans to reach 10,000 companies by 2015, The Dubai Multi Commodities Centre had become the largest free zone in the United Arab Emirates.
