Telus drops plans to buy-out Mobilicity. (Photo : REUTERS)Canada's 2nd largest wireless company The transfer of the license for Mobilicity's wireless spectrum to Telus was declined.
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Updates on – Australia’s Virtus IPO
Virtus Health Pty Ltd great IPO start at 7% its premium and brings possible renewed interest on investing at private equity-backed firms.
Carlos Slim unfazed by new Mexican Law aimed towards communications companies
Investors aren't so sure as to the direct outcome of Mexico's new law toward communication companies.
BOJ remains steady on monetary policy, bond markets volatility and other risks
Japan's central bank holds back on new measures to calm turbulent markets. (Photo : REUTERS) Central bankers considered the idea to extend the maximum duration of cheap, fixed-rate funds offered via market operations from one year to two years.
Hyundai Rotem (South Korea) goes public
Hyundai Rotem IPO is now official. KOSPI gives the go signal for Hyundai Rotem Co's IPO. This forecasts high gains for its majority holders Hyundai Motor and Morgan Stanley.
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Japan's SoftBank announced on Monday an increase in their initial offer to counter bid by Dish Network.
Billionaire Lucio Tan is considering to exit the aviation industry by means of share sale after two decades in the business.
Robert Ramnarine, former Bristol-Myers executive pleaded guilty to the insider trading charges filed against him.
UK-based private equity house WestBridge Capital appoints Pascal Wittlet as senior investment manager and relocates new offices in London to accommodate growing team.
Eighties software giant Manman's founder managed to raise $33 million for her new company, Kenandy.
Kapil Siba, Indian Communications Minister, has called to meet different telecom companies to end lawsuits after a decrease in overseas investment transpired in the country.
Big debts are seen looming as bold bets on acquisition from two Thai billionaires totaled US$27 billion last year.
Raiffeisen Bank International Chairman says that it would tighten compliance rules due to the latest Stepic controversy.
Whittier Trust Co. and fund manager Victor Dosti agreed to pay around US$1.68 million to settle the civil regulatory case filed against them.
