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Blackberry more enticing as parts rather than a whole

The trend now with interested buyers of Blackberry is to carve up the smartphone maker instead of purchasing it lock , stock and barrel.


Neeleman to redo IPO for Azul

Azul CEO David Neeleman would be pushing through with an IPO after it cancelled its scheduled IPO last August because of unfavorable market conditions.

ThyssenKrupp AG reconsidering sale of Brazil steel facility

ThyssenKrupp AG is reconsidering the sale of its Steel Americas unit, selling off only its US operations.

Twitter and the issues of IPOs before it

Many lessons can be learned from the IPOs of other social media outlets as IPO would be conducting its own soon.


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ViroPharma had attracted interested suitors including Sanofi and Shire Plc. as it started working with Goldman Sachs Group for a possible sale.
Today, Molex Incorporated announced the completed purchase of FCT Electronics Group. Molex Incorporated was established in 1938 and operates as a global components company.
PE fund Golden Equity Investments announced its acquisition of Innovative Medical Device Solutions to expand into the orthopedic market.
Integrated Electrical Services Inc. announced today the completion of acquisition of MISCOR Group Ltd. paid through a combination of cash and stock.
Alongside its iPhone app launch, Sportslobster receives another USD1 million. Sportslobster. com, the sports social network, had announced the receipt of a further USD1 million funding alongside its September 2013 iPhone app launch.
Russian tycoon Suleiman Kerimov had been planning to sell 21.75% stake in Uralkali, held through his foundation, said reports.
Temasek Holdings appointed Dr Wu Yibing as its new co-head for China business effective October 1, 2013.
Ford Motor Co. announced naming a new US sales chief after the retirement of its current executive effective November 1.
Analysts said Sanofi could buy back its L'Oreal shares with cheap debt to boost earnings. Sanofi Aventis' Chief Executive Officer said on Friday that repurchasing L'Oreal's 9% stake in the drugmaker might make sense.
Royal Bank of Scotland's former trader Sharlina Tsang was sentenced to 50 months of imprisonment in Hong Kong after she had pleaded guilty for fraud.