Indonesia has been losing its attraction as a private equity goldmine due to increased competition, shifting government regulations and high valuation prices.
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Trial for Fiat's fight over Chrysler to start by 2015
According to a Delaware judge, ample time would be needed prior to the start of the trial for the Fiat-Chrysler deal.
Sawiris, AT&T and America Movil approaches Telecom Italia investors- source
A source told Reuters that Naguib Sawiris, America Movil and AT&T made preliminary contact with the core investors in Telecom Italia who wanted to exit the company.
SKF to buy Kaydon in USD1.25 billion all cash deal
Bearings maker SKF agreed to buy US-based Kaydon Corporation for USD1.25 billion in cash. The world's biggest maker of bearings, SKF, said on Thursday that it had agreed on buying US-based Kaydon Corporation in the tune of USD1.
Answers bus Easy2 Technologies for less than USD20 million - report
Tech and media site AllThingsD reported that Answers.com bought Easy2 Technologies for less than USD20 million.
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With nearly USD30 billion retained from the buyout, Vodafone is gearing towards expansion and technology upgrades.
The government of Afghanistan would be looking for favorable bidders for the privatization of the New Kabul Bank.
The Riverside Company announced its purchase of Rutland Plastics for an undisclosed amount. The Riverside Company announced that it had purchased Rutland Plastics.
Aquiline Capital Partners and Genstar Capital Management announced that they had closed their acquisition of Genworth Wealth Management in a deal valued at USD 412.5 million.
Verizon CEO's demeanor and relationship with Vodafone was key to the deal being finalized. The stage for the USD130 billion buyout of erstwhile partner buyout of Vodafone Group Plc from the venture in Verizon Wireless was set two years ago.
Microsoft said it would be buying the handset business of Finnish company Nokia for EUR5.44 billion or USD7.2 billion, with Nokia CEO Elop and other senior executives transferring to the American multinational software firm.
With the pending completion of the third largest deal in history, the CEOs of Verizona and Vodafone are near the goal that had eluded their predecessors.
The Dogan Group made a USD 742 million offer to purchase 53% of Digiturk, a digital pay-TV provider.
John Malone, the US cable magnate who owns Liberty Global Plc said the company would consider proposals but is content with how the company is at present.
