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Nigeria's Dangote plans to build USD 400 million cement plant in Kenya- Kenyatta
President Uhuru Kenyatta's office said Africa's richest man Aliko Dangote would invest in a USD 400 million cement factory in Kenya.
Maker Studios' acquisition of video platform Blip now official
Youtube network firm Maker Studios announced its official acquisition of Blip for an undisclosed amount.
Kazakhstan agrees on 8.33% stake sale of oil field to China- sources
Kazakh government sources told Reuters that the country had agreed to sell 8.33% of its stake in the Kashagan oil field to China.
Personalized e-commerce startup Wantful closes up after not able to secure additional investment
A Techcrunch news report said that personalized e-commerce and gift-giving startup Wantful would be shutting its operations down due to its inability to get additional capital.
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Court papers released to the public on Friday indicated that Bank of American Corp. and Merrill Lynch & Co. would be settling on its gender bias lawsuit filed on behalf by its female brokers for USD39 million.
Malkin Holdings, who manages the Empire State Building and its investors, to proceed with an initial public offering (IPO) of the building into a real estate investment trust (REIT).
The buyout of Onyx Pharmaceuticals was tainted with conflicts of interest and undervaluation, according to its shareholders.
Harman International Industries Inc CEO Dinesh Paliwal said that the European market is improving as two of its largest automakers have reported healthy profits for the second quarter of 2013.
There are many options available to Telecom Italia, but there are specifics being searched for, according to its Chairman Franco Bernabe.
Startup firm BoostCTR had announced it had raised USD8 million in Series B funding and hired a new CTO for the firm.
WestView Capital Partners had wrapped up a total of USD430 million which sources referred to as an oversubscribed fund.
Keval Shah had announced resignation from the company as its co-head of FIG syndicate and would take a post at Lloyds Bank.
Slovenia had resulted to liquidation to small banks after it had struggled to avoid an economic bailout.
Ford CEO Alan Mulally said he would remain as the company's head at least through 2014 following reports that Microsoft Corp. had recruited him.