Andreesen Horowitz, the venture-capital firm Marc Andreesen, sold 2.28 million of its Facebook shares.
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Buyers rush to IPOs of private equity-owned Numericable, Merlin Entertainments
Private equity-owned Numericable and Merlin Entertainments held successful initial public offerings despite holding higher debts.
Queensland 's GCBF application deadline looms for solar power providers
Queenslands' Gambling Community Benefit Fund (GCBF) set the deadline for grant appication for solar power providers on November 30.
Westfield sells UK shopping centre
Property company Westfield Group announced that UK mall is up for sale. Property giant Westfield Group put its UK shopping center up for sale. The company cited expansion and development for other stores as the reason for this sale.
UK court grants Monier Group Services loan extension
Monier Group Services was able to get an extension for its debt even without the backing of all its creditors after London's High Court decided on the matter.
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Moncler would need to offer more than skiwear if it wants its initial public offering to be a success, according to a Bloomberg report.
Extreme athletics showcase Nitro Circus announced it would become one with the touring company that helped produce its live programs.
The AUD 2.83 billion offer from Dexus Property Group and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board for the Commonwealth Bank of Australia's listed trust was accepted by the lender.
A report from the Financial Times said China Investment Corporation was nearing a deal to buy Chiswick Park from Blackstone.
In an interview with GeekWire, PitchBook Founder John Gabbert said the company's online research tool would help venture capital and private equity professionals make better business decisions.
British Home Stores (BHS) faced rumors about foreign companies trying to convince Sir Philip Green to sell the troubled department store chain.
Deutsche Telekom would be buying GTS Central Europe from private equity firms in a EUR 546 million transaction.
A Reuters report said a change in the US Federal Reserve's bond-buying program might come out from its officials as several of them, including vice chair Janet Yellen, would have speaking engagements next week.
US Department of Transportation found that US Airways Group was guilty of not providing standard disability services to its passengers.
