Edison Ventures sells last of Tangoe shares

Edison Ventures announced that it has exited from Communications Lifecycle Management software firm Tango by selling the last of its shares.


Equity issuance presents optimistic economic growth- Reuters

A Reuters report said the growing number of equity issuance this year was a sign of positive growth.

EU antitrust regulators to probe telecom M&A deals

Antitrust regulators in the European Union would review M&A deals to gauge their effects on local markets.

VMMEA opens shop in Malaysia

Virgin Mobile Middle East and Africa had introduced new telecom services in Malaysia. Virtual telecommunication services in Malaysia was recently launched by Virgin Mobile Middle East & Africa in partnership with the Southeast Asian countries fourth largest telecoms operator U Mobile.


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Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Vucic confirms on television that he had asked his friend UAE Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Zayed for a loan.
Media reports said US private equity firm KKR was considering an alliance with a Japanese government-backed investment fund for its bid of the healthcare unit of Panasonic.
A source told Bloomberg that Goldman Sachs Group snatched a lead role in the upcoming IPO of Twitter.
New York Times' Dealbook reviewed several prominent private equity deals during the buyout boom, and gave an update how the companies had been faring.
State-owned 1Malaysia Development Bhd raised the target for its IPO to USD 3 billion, according to a source interviewed by Reuters.
British telecommunications giant Vodafone Group announced on Thursday that it had secured at least 75% shareholder backing for the approval of the EUR7.7 billion or USD10.2 billion takeover bid for Kabel Deutschland.