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BBA Aviation validates merger talks with DAE, acquires Maguire Aviation
BBA Aviation confirmed reports that it is planning to merge with StandardAero and that it has already bought Maguire Aviation.
Niger planning to take full control of Samira hill mine
Niger plans to purchase Semafo's 80% stake in the Samira Hill mine in order to take full control of the project.
Barnes & Noble retail head sells more than half of shares
Mitchell Klipper, head of the retail group at Barnes & Noble, sells 400,996 shares, giving up more than half of his stake in the company.
Fission Uranium plans hostile takeover of Alpha Minerals
Fission Uranium considers taking offer to shareholders of Alpha Minerals after company refuses buyout discussions.
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RingCentral submitted an application for an IPO with the US SEC. A leading provider of cloud business communications to the market announced the filing of a registration statement on Form S-1 with the SEC.
FilmTrack closed equity investment round with the largest contribution from Insight Venture Partners.
Pershing Square Capital Management LP's CEO Bill Ackman had agreed with JC Penny Co. on the sale of his entire stake in the company.
BATS Global Markets Inc. and Direct Edge Holdings LLC said that it would commence the merger last Monday.
Titagarh Wagons Ltd. had decided to no longer push its demerger plans amid the sluggish order flows for wagons in the market.
Globecomm Systems Inc. said that it had agreed acquisition from Wasserstein & Co for USD340 million.
The Reserve Bank of India had allowed non-resident Indians to purchase shares from Tai Industries and Madras Aluminum Company.
BBA and DAE discuss merger possibilities. The world's largest producer of bases for business jets, BBA Aviation Plc was in discussion with Dubai Aerospace Enterprise Ltd, an aircraft leasing company, as to the combination of their business enterprises.
ING Groep NV had sold its South Korean insurance unit for USD1.7 billion to MBK Partners Ltd. MBK Partners Ltd. is an Asian buyout company which was formed by ex-Carlyle Group executives.
Gold prices, after a previous period of decline, is now on the rise, recently topping the USD1,400 level.