RBS to create USD61 billion "bad bank" to speed return of taxpayer money

Royal Bank of Scotland revealed its company strategies on Friday to return over GBP45 billion it received from the British government as bailout money.


Wunderlist app maker raised USD30 million in Series B financing round

New investor Sequoia Capital and other existing investors had backed Berlin-based 6Wunderkinder's USD30 million Series B funding round.

Vodafone shares climb after AT&T takeover report

Industry analysts said that AT&T's consideration on acquiring a European asset like Vodafone Group was the next logical step for the US mobile operator.

Danone to partner with Russian firm in new dairy infrastructure projects

French food group Danone and Russian firm Damate had yet to agree on the size of the investments to be made for the construction of new dairy farms to direct supply Danone's dairy factories.


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A Reuters report cited two sources who said that hotel operator Hilton Worldwide Inc would be launching its IPO sometime the first week of December.
OGX would be parting its 67% stake in OGX Maranhão Petróleo e Gas SA in a multistep deal for BRL344 million or USD156 million.
Fonterra purchased 6% shareholdings in Bega, which in turn upped the ante for its own bid for Warrnambool Cheese and Butter.
Sandra Ortega Mera inherits shares in Inditex and Rosp Corunna Participciones Empreseriales SL, which owns the world's largest clothing retailer Zara.
A USD1 billion syndicated loan was formalized by Banco do Brasil with five international lending institutions.
Twitter IPO volume expected to be fully taken because of increased interest from investors. According to people with knowledge of the matter, Twitter had already attracted more than enough demand to sell all of the IPO shares it can offer.
Container Store Group Inc had planned to raise USD225 million during its IPO. Storage and organization products retailer Container Store Group Inc had laid out plans to sell USD225 million worth of shares in its US IPO.
BicBanco's 72% would be acquired by China Construction Bank Corp for BRL1.62 billion. China's second largest financial institution in terms of assets, China Construction Bank Corp, had entered into an agreement to pay BRL1.
The halt of its Pascua-Lama project as well as gold price decline had forced Barrick Gold to sell of shares to raise much needed funds.