Synagro Technologies and its main stockholders agreed to sell the company to EQT Infrastructure II through a plan of reorganization.
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Cyprus announces new investor incentives
The President of Cyprus announced several new rules giving investors new incentives. In a statement released today, the President of the Republic of Cyprus announced that more incentives will be given to investors who wish to take a chance on the Cypriot market.
Mylan’s US$1.6 Billion Deal Put On Hold
Mylan’s acquisition of a unit at Strides Arcolab Ltd announced July 8 was deferred by Indian regulators.
Osborne supports jail time for execs of failed companies
The U.K. Chancellor of the Exchequer has supported tougher rules for the banking industry George Osborne, U. K. Chancellor of the Exchequer, has supported tougher rules for the banking industry.
Ben-Tzvi investment decides Israel daily's future
Trustees will gain control over Ma' ariv if Shlomo Ben-Tzvi decides to stop backing the newspaper.
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Greece was expected to receive Eur8.1 billion from Euro-area finance ministers. Euro-area finance ministers were expected to approve Greece's newest disbursement of bailout assistance.
The European Union and the United States begun their talks about world's largest trade and investment relationship.
The central bank of India announced its concern following the fast growing currency derivatives trading in the last three years.
Audi sees trade talks as chance to cut back on rules set by U.S. regulators Manufacturer of advanced lighting systems, Audi AG, sought the approval of futuristic headlights which will automatically dim for oncoming vehicles, which are set to be sold in the US.
The U.S. Treasury is being sued by Perry Capital LLC over its handling of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
According to a person familiar with the matter, Steven Cohen would remain under investigation even after prosecutors missed a late July deadline for charges labeled as the largest insider trading in history.
Wal-Mart’s expansion to India was stalled after stating that the company needs around 12 to 18 months before it can open its first retail outlet in the country.
Germany's Bundesbank head says that the ECB cannot solve the current Eurozone crisis. According to Bundesbank Chief Jens Weidmann, the European Central Bank cannot solve the current Euro Zone crisis.
To prevent cross border issues, the European Banking Authority stands to create a database on bankers and key bank functions for sharing between countries.
