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Corning and Samsung agree on buyback for joint venture
A share buyback worth USD1.9 billion was agreed upon between Corning and Samsung for the joint venture Samsung Corning Precision Materials Co.
Dutch Rabobank to settle claims of yen manipulation
Nearly USD1 billion would be the settlement amount to be paid by Rabobank for allegations of interest rate manipulation for the Japanese yen.
China's 500.com to list on the NYSE for its IPO
A projected USD150 million would be earned when 500.com lists its shares for an IPO at the New York Stock Exchange.
Goldman Sachs joins in on Mexican brokerage firm bandwagon
Goldman Sachs becomes the latest investment firm to open its own Mexican brokerage firm. Goldman Sachs Group Inc had announced the opening of a local broker-dealer firm in Mexico.
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According to demand, Riverstone Holdings would increase the IPO volume of Riverstone Energy. A demand from buyers for the minimum GBP670 million or USD1.
While there was an offer made for the club, Birmingham City management said that there were 'no immediate plans' to sell.
Seeing a decline in its fees and revenues in its current market, Fidelity Investments goes into ETF management, a market dominated by the Vanguard Group and BlackRock Inc.
Despite the protestations of son Brett, Carl Icahn still pushed on with the sale of shares in Netflix.
Keppel REIT's shares were sold off by sovereign wealth fund Temasek Holdings. Singapore's state owned investment firm, Temasek Holdings Pte, had disposed of its stake in office real estate firm Keppel REIT.
Starbucks Corp's newest innovation would be to connect and network the suppliers to the coffee shop chain.
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper had removed many hurdles for US and European investors in Canadian enterprises.
Teads closed its Series A investment round with USD 5.2 million from Partech Venture and Elaia Partners.
Sideris Pharmaceuticals Inc received USD 32 million in capital commitments in its Series A funding round.
Aside from the monetary penalties, the Attorney General required some form of admission of criminal liability on the part of JPMorgan.




