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Finnair Needs Flexibility with Shareholdings
Finnair's new Chairman said that Finland should reduce its shareholdings in the national flag carrier, Finnair.
KKR Establishes Energy Income and Growth Fund
KKR is seeking to build a US$1.5 billion fund for oil and gas development project investments. In a report from Bloomberg, KKR & Co LP is now raising US$1.
Lehman's Creditor Payout Announced
Lehman Brothers, once Wall Street's larger banks, has announced its payout to creditors after its emergence from bankruptcy protection.
GEMS Education Preparing for IPO
GEMS Education to raise funds for expansion into Asia and Africa through IPO and other means. GEMS Education Ltd is projecting to raise between US$650 million and US$1 billion during its initial public offering.
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Credit Suisse has purchased the wealth management arm of Morgan Stanley. Morgan Stanley's wealth management subsidiary is being bought out by Credit Suisse.
Petrobras, in line with the goal of making Brazil energy self sufficient, is selling of its stakes in Agbami and Akpo projects.
H.J. Heinz says that it is planning to host a shareholder meeting to allow investors the time to think about your house and expenses.
American Realty said it has decided to increase its bid offer for Cole Credit Property Trust III after the latter's rejection of the first offer.
Merlin Entertainments Group is aiming for IPO either in New York or London through share sale. Merlin Entertainments Group is in talks with potential investors for its plan to sell shares by going public in either London or New York, the company's chief executive Nick Varney disclosed to Reuters.
Tanghan Steel has signed a deal with Duferco International Trading Holding to buy 10% stake in the latter as China seeks more steel export.
Credit Suisse will be acquiring the wealth management of Morgan Stanley in Africa, Europe and the Middle East
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
UK's Financial Services Authority (FSA) has fined Prudential 30 million pounds for hiding its attempt to buy Asian rival AIA three years ago.
EADS plans to prevent the planned buyback that is hampering its future growth and capital spending. European aerospace group EADS has made a pledge that it will prevent a supposed share buyback hurting capital spending, dividends and future growth as its shareholders planned to make a vote on proposals to purchase again up to 15% of the company stock.