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The New York-based company has appointed two veterans to develop and boost its developing client franchise in Brazil.

Kroenke Sports & Entertainment LLC has delivered a counter $8.75 per share proposal to buy Outdoor Channel Holdings, which had already received offer from rival Leo Hindrey's InterMedia.

The debt collection firm said it agreed to buy consumer debt purchaser and collector Asset Acceptance for $200 million as it looks forward to boost its position in the industry.

The Turkish flag carrier is still in negotiation with Airbus and Boeing over its plan to order a number of narrow-body aircraft as it aims to increase the number of increase smaller plans this year.

South Korea's Samsung will be acquiring 3% Share in one of Apple Inc.'s Asian key display suppliers, Sharp Corp., as it dominates in overseas markets.

The bids for the buyout sale of energy metering company Ista, worth around 3 billion euros, are set for the week of March 18

Royalty Pharma has expressed confidence in its bid to buy out Irish drugmaker Elan, saying that its takeover offer is an attractive alternative.

The special board of directors committee of Dell is defending the sale of the company as it expects shareholders to get the best possible value from the deal.

Fiat's executive Sergio Marchionne expects the merger between the Italian carmaker and United States' Chrysler to close by the end of the year once he agrees on the buyout of the stake in the American unit.

The UK government is being urged by Bank of England head Mervyn King to break up RBS for financial stability.

The Chinese Internet portal company is rejecting claims that it is in talks with investment banks over plans to make private.

Deutsch Telekom said in a statement it received no objection from DOJ as it completes merger between its T-Mobile and MetroPCS.

An investor group led by Leonard Blavatnik, owner of Warner Music, is investment $60 million to Beats Electronics LLC which plans to launch a music subscription service.

Ferro made it clear that it wanted to sell more of its assets as it continues to see drop in its operating profit.

HSBC Holdings has decided to sell its two portfolios of consumer loans in the U.S. for $3.2 billion in cash as it continues to minimize business presence in the country following the housing market crash.