Telecoms group SoftBank Corp founder Masayoshi Son was said to have purchased Tiffany Building for USD326 million, according to people who were familiar with the transaction.
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CA Immobilien sells majority stake in Tower 185
CA Immobilien Anlagen announced it would sell two-thirds of Tower 185 in Frankfurt to two German pension funds.
Private investments by US foundations reaches USD50.9 billion in 2012 - report
An estimated USD50.9 billion in investments by private and community foundations was made, according to a Foundation Center report on 2011 financial data.
NBA 2K14 set to launch October 1
NBA 2K14, the latest update of the popular video basketball game, would be launched on October 1. The new version of the video game NBA 2K14 would be launched on October 1, according to CBSSports.
Grand Theft Auto Online launches on October 1
Grand Theft Auto Online would be launching on October 1, Rockstar confirmed. Rockstar Games has confirmed to video and entertainment site IGN. com that Grand Theft Auto Online would go live on October 1 at 4am PacificStandard Time.
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Cooper Tire & Rubber Co shareholders voted in favor of the proposed merger with Apollo Tyres Ltd yesterday, according to a Bloomberg report.
Morgan Stanley and the Royal Bank of Canada were appointed to help SNC-Lavalin Group Inc. sell an equity stake in AltaLink, according to a Bloomberg report.
Mick Davis, a former executive in Xstrata Plc had raised USD1 billion from Noble Group and TPG, said a Bloomberg report.
Mercator had appointed BMO Capital Markets to lead a potential sale of the company after sales slumped, said a Bloomberg report.
According to a Bloomberg report, Brookfield Property intends to acquire the stake it doesn't own in Brookfield Office to consolidate both firms as one.
Macquarie Group Ltd. offered a bid for the Australian assets of Lloyds Banking Group Plc, according to a Bloomberg report.
Compal Electronics announced a deal to buy its wireless device production division to reduce the company's spending cost.
America Movil's plan to acquire Royal KPN encountered price disagreements as KPN's management wanted a higher price for the offer, said sources.
According to a Bloomberg report, BlackBerry became so desperate to find a possible buyer for the struggling smartphone maker which resulted to an agreement to pay its biggest shareholder a rare breakup fee.
