Analysis: Ad Tech Companies Face Tough Wall Street Audience with IPO Pitches

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Source: Ex-trader of Bank of America Launches Credit Hedge Fund

Former trader of Bank of America, Iftikhar Ali launched a his new hedge fund company according to sources which told Reuters.

Autonomy Sells Remaining Stake in Blinkx

Last Tuesday, Autonomy announced that it has sold its remaining stake in video search engine group Blinkx Plc.

Top Vivus Shareholder Discusses Drugmaker’s CEO Replacement

First Manhattan Company stated undergoing advanced discussions to replace the current CEO of Vivus Inc. once it prevails to gain control in the company's board.


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Total and Hellman & Friedman planned to sell 30% of their stakes in GTT, maker of cryogenic hull linings through an initial public offering.
Japan's SoftBank Corp finally got Sprint's shareholders vote after it sweetened its bid to US$21.6 billion from the previous US$20.1 billion.
Senegal to issue Eurobond, one of the very first ones from Africa. (Photo : REUTERS)The system of so-called A US$500 million ten year Eurobond issue would be made by Senegal pegged at a 6% interest rate.
Norway purchases more shares in Cermaq. (Photo : Reuters)The image is a fishing boat at the Atlantic Ocean. The state of Norway had spent nearly 1. 56 billion crowns or US$254 million to increase its shareholding in fish farmer Cermaq to 60% overall.
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