Report finds developing countries lose nearly $1 trillion to illicit money flows in 2011

Global Financial Integrity, a Washington-based group that tracks illicit financial flows from developing countries, reveals that nearly $1 trillion were lost to illicit transactions in 2011.


US gaming services firms Playhaven and Kontagent merge in multi-million dollar deal

San Francisco-based mobile game business engine Playhaven and mobile analytics firm Kontagent have decided to merge in an all-stock deal is said to be worth hundreds of millions of dollars.

Manhattan-based Wasserstein & Co completes acquisition of Globecomm Systems

Manhattan-based private equity and investment firm Wasserstein & Co completed its $340-million purchase of Hauppauge-based satellite communications systems provider Globecomm Systems.

Report says Anheuser-Busch InBev begins talks to buyback South Korea's Oriental Brewery

The New York Times said private equity investors of Oriental Brewery in South Korea could stand to gain a 34% annualized return on their original investment of the brewery.


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