Third Point launches IPO

Third Point announced they want to put up around US$322.20 million in its IPO to bolster its underwriting capacity.


India records 391 M&A deals in the first half of 2013

According to a report by Ernst & Young, 391 merger and acquisition deals with a combined value of US$15.2 billion were recorded in the first half of 2013.

Newsweek sold to IBTimes

Newsweek, after announcing it would end its print edition, was sold to online news giant IB Times for an undisclosed amount.

IBT Media acquires Newsweek

IBT Media ends weeks of speculation as it acquired Newsweek under undisclosed financial terms. In an announcement, IBT Media confirmed that it had reached a deal that acquires Newsweek from IAC/InterActiveCorp.


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The Indian government decided to postpone its 5% divestment proposal in BHEL for the time being. Plans of the Indian government to divest in BHEL were shelved today citing the company's low share price.
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For the first time in over six years, activity in the services sector in the UK grew to its fastest pace.
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Ultra Electronics Holdings announced the expansion of its non-military business to fuel growth as countries' defense spending drops.