A total of USD6 million in capital was provided by Guggenheim Partners for CardCash for growth financing purposes.
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Leap Wireless loses clients over AT&T buyout bid
Leap wireless revealed that it had lost 196,000 customers as it was poised to merge with telecom giant AT&T.
Bidding for J&J's Ortho Clinical Diagnostics unit heats up
Many private equity firms and partnerships are in the process of formulating their bids for diagnostic unit of Johnson&Johnson.
Feronia announces private placement equity investors
Feronia identified the private placement equity investors and the breakdowns as to their purchases.
New Zealand's Fonterra buys yogurt producer Tamar Valley Dairy
New Zealand's dairy manufacturer Fonterra signed a deal to acquire troubled Tasmania-based company Tamar Valley Dairy.
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The maiden fund of India's Kedaara Capital had reached a total amount of USD540 million. Kedaara Capital of India, which was co-founded by the former head for India of Singapore's Temasek Holdings, recently announced the accumulation of USD540 million for its maiden fund.
Choose Energy's newly minted CEO Kerry Cooper would lead the company to new markets with new capital infusion from its latest Series B funding round.
Vornado Realty Trust announced its intention to sell its Manhattan office building for USD200 million.
Under US GAAP rules, a twice over value increase per share between the third quarters of 2012 and 2013 for Apollo Global Management LLC.
Industrial manufacturer L.B. Foster announced the acquisition of custom pipe coatings company Ball Winch Pipeline Services LLC.
Roozt.com, an online marketplace for indie brands, announced its seed investment round to raise USD750,000.
Artiman Ventures unusual investment strategy has been successful as it provides seed investment fund for firms.
The Office of Fair Trading said the joint venture between University College London Hospitals, the Royal Free London and The Doctors Laboratory did not threaten competition in the pathology services market.
Investors from US, Canada and Qatar backed up a USD1 billion debt sale deal to boost BlackBerry's cash position.
