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The Abraaj Group announced its exit from the Daniel O. Mercado Medical Center (DMMC).
The management of software outsourcing company Camelot Information Systems raised its buyout offer to USD98.2 million.
The Royal Bank of Scotland raised GBP 630 million by selling all the shares it holds in insurer Direct Line.
The First Gulf Bank said it is not interested to bid for Barclays business in the UAE.
The largest phone company in the United States, AT&T Inc would reportedly sell its wireless towers that would fetch around USD5 billion.
Clean Harbors, a Massachusetts-based environmental services company, acquired Evergreen Oil in a USD60 million deal.
The British goverment said in a statement today that through UK Financial Investments Ltd, it has sold its 6% of its issuing stock in Lloyds Banking Group Plc for GBP3.2 billion.
Schaeffler AG said in a statement that the sale of its combined 4% stake in Continental AG with holding company Schaeffler Verwaltungs GmbH would be used to repay borrowings made to takeover Continental.
Harsco announced an agreement to sell its infrastructure business to Clayton, Dubilier & Rice for USD 300 million.
Masharie, a subsidiary firm of Dubai Investments, sold its stake in Anchor Allied Factory to Alkhabeer Capital.
Piggy Wiggly Carolina Co said it would sell 29 stores located in South Carolina and Georgia.
According to sources who told Reuters, interest in buying BlackBerry Ltd was lukewarm that the company would have to break its business up to exit.
ECI Partners announced the sale of its portfolio company Ascribe to MIS Group for GBP 57.5 million.
According to a report by Forbes news magazine, the sale of Madison Square Garden Company (MSG)'s Fuse cable TV music channel was a more tactical rather than strategic move to exit from a floundering business unit.
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