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JinkoSolar Holdings said it would be selling 3.8 million ADS. In an announcement, JinkoSolar Holding Co. Ltd said that its follow-on public offer of 3,800,000 American depositary shares or ADS.
The European Union and Singapore concluded a free trade agreement that would make doing business easier and more transparent for both countries.
Real estate firm Foxtons debuted strong in the London bourse, with early trading placing the firm's value at GBP 788 million or USD 1.27 billion.
The Royal Bank of Scotland raised GBP 630 million by selling all the shares it holds in insurer Direct Line.
Twitter Inc. had been in talks to add more banks to its upcoming IPO, said sources. Twitter Inc. had been in discussion to add banks to its underwriting syndicate.
Agilent Technologies announced a spinoff plan that would create two separate public companies. Agilent Technologies is the manufacturer of scientific-testing equipment spun off from Hewlett Packard Co.
Belgian financial group Dexia said it would enter into exclusive talks with New York Life Investment as it planned to sell the company's asset management unit.
Denison is countering the Mega Uranium bid for Rockgate Capital with a bid of its own. The Canadian expert on uranium mining, Denison Mines Corp, whose operations span Canada, Mongolia, the United States and Zambia, is planning to submit an alternative bid for Rockgate Capital Corp.
In a bid to expand sales and revenues for its sale of shares, the NZ government allowed a two part installment payment plan for the purchase of the shares from Meridian Energy.
BIND Therapeutics announced the pricing of its initial public offer of 4,700,000 shares at USD15 per share.