Tags: Mergers & acquisitions

TNT Express has decided to sell its its Hoau domestic road operations in China to private equity funds following UPS back-out.

Credit Suisse, the second-largest banker in Switzerland, has signed an deal to sell British wealth manager JO Hambro Investment Mangement Ltd. to investment company Bermuda National,

ProMOS Technologies Inc. reached deal to sell 12-inch wafer fab to Silicon Valley-based contract chipmaker GlobalFoundries.

Liberty Global reaches deal with Barclays to purchase 12.7% stake in the latter's Ziggo. Liberty Gobal Inc. has acquired a stake worth 12. 7% in Dutch cable television operator Ziggo NV from Barclays Plc following the British bank's failure to seek buyers in a share sale last week.

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The planned merger of UK's Pearson's Penguin and Germany's Bertelsmann's Random House unit is expected to receive approval from the European Union

Deloitte is said to have discussed in advance its plan to buy Germany's Roland Berger Strategy Consultants

Construction firm Arabtec has hired Shohidul Ahad-Choudhury, former executive of Deutsche Bank as the new mergers and acquisitions head.

Apple Inc. has purchased WifiSlam, a developer of mapping applications for smart phones. Apple Inc. has acquired WifiSlam, a startup in Silicon Valley that creates mapping applications for smart phones.

The planned merger of Hapag-Lloyd and Hamburg-Sued has been cancelled when the two container shipping companies disagree on some terms.

U.S. companies have become more confident in completing larger acquisitions as the country shows receovery.

P. Schoenfeld Asset Management or PSAM is now raising questions on the proposed merger of MetroPCS Communications Inc. and T-Mobile as it vetoes the deal.

Ketchup manufacturer H.J. Heinz is seeking fund for its acquisition by Berkshire Hathaway and 3G Capital as it expands its high-yield bond sale and decides to tighten price guidance.

Telecom group Vimpelcom is tapping UBS to supervise the sale of its Canadian unit Wind Mobile, which is being valued between $500 million and $1 billion.

First Quantum Minerals Ltd. says it has enough support from its shareholders to buy rival Inmet Mining Corp. in a C$5.1 billion deal.

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