Alfa, the Mexican conglomerate, had laid out plans to conduct an IPO of its food subsidiary Sigma Alimentos.
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Doctor says Apple's iOS 7 makes users carsick
A doctor has confirmed that the iOS 7 could make some users feel nauseous. A doctor confirmed that the iOS 7 that powers Apple's iPhones and iPads could make people carsick.
Popularity of mobile money rises- report
According to a Forbes report, the use of mobile phones as mobile money platforms has grown. According to a Forbes report, the use of mobile phones as mobile money platforms has increased in South Africa.
CFTC reminds investors of intent of Dodd-Frank Act
The CFTC warned that all buyers must be allowed to participate and operations need to be transparent as required by the Dodd-Frank Act.
Capital is not US economy's savior - article
According to an article for Reuters, the banks' notion of capital being the US economy's savior was a farce.
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America Movil is biding its time in making a formal offer for KPN. America Movil SAB recently said it won't be making a formal offer until early October as it needs more time to negotiate with the management of Royal KPN NV.
General Motors newly issued unsecured bonds were offered to the market and was lauded as preparatory for the return to investment grade status.
Arkansas is the first of many states in the US that would receive funds for Medicaid expansion under Obamacare.
Greencoat, fresh from its IPO, purchases two wind farm projects from BayWa at a total cost of GBP70 million.
OCC would register in Europe in order help companies seeking to trade in equity derivatives based in Europe.
Sino Ocean Land Holdings sold off new shares to China Life Insurance Co and the Nan Fung Group. One of the largest real estate developers in China, had said it would be raising USD808 million through the sale of new shares.
The conflict between heads in Intesa Sanpaolo may come to a head next week as Supervisory Board Chair Giovanni Bazoli meets with CEO Enrico Cucchiani.
An IPO or share sale by end of 2014 would be preferred mode of exit, according to TUI AG CEO. One of the shareholders in Hapag-Lloyd AG, TUI AG, has laid out plans to exit from its stake in Germany's biggest container shipping company.
According to a VW spokesperon, the trading volume at the London Stock Exchange was too low as against the administrative costs required.
