Etisalat extension provided for Maroc acquisition

The new deadline is now at October 31 for the acquisition of Vivendi's shareholdings in Maroc Telecom by Etisalat.


Oman to issue bonds and other financial instruments

In a bid to ease the pressure on its public finances, Oman is set to issue an international bond as well as a sovereign bond next year.

Housing supply increases loans in Australia

According to a data from SQM Research Pty, property prices in Sydney might increase to as much as 20% in 2014.

Etisalat to buy Vivendi stake in Maroc Tel

The exclusive discussion for Etisalat’s proposal to acquire Vivendi’s stake in Maroc Telecom had been extended up to October 31.


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