DP Chairman confirms move from US markets to Latin American and African countries for port business.
Deals
Hapag-Lloyd Stops Merger with Hamburg-Sued
As merger talks stall, Hapag-Lloyd announces termination of merger plans with its rival Hamburg-Sued.
Standard Chartered Eyes Buyout of Egyptian Bank
Standard is considering to buy a bank in Egypt as it sees economic stability in the country. Standard Chartered plans to buy an Egyptian bank to benefit from the booming lending sector of the Middle East, regional head Christos Papadopoulos said.
EBX shareholdings needed to diversify
With nearly 70% of EBX shareholdings with its founder, Eike Bautista, there is a need to diversify in order to retain competitiveness.
Sinopec Group and Sinopec to Create JV
Mother company and subsidiary would form a joint venture partnership to boost profitability. A joint venture would be set up between China Petroleum and Chemical Corp and its mother company.
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Lion Air, going full blast on its expansion in Asia, orders a new batch of planes from Airbus. Lion Air's recent aircraft orders underscore the plans that the Indonesian consortium is planning to become as the largest pan-Asian low cost carrier.
With the economy growing and the hosting of the World Cup and Olympics in the next few years, the foreign language market in Brazil is booming.
Investors are pulling away from investing money in funds, instead they co-investment alongside private equity companies.
Leveraged buyouts backed by private equity involved big names since financial crises. Leveraged buyouts backed by private equity have now caught world's attention as they continue to emerge since the economic meltdown.
U.S. companies have become more confident in completing larger acquisitions as the country shows receovery.
Foreign language schools market in Brazil are seeing a number of takeover. A number of takeovers in the foreign language schools market in Brazil have hinted education companies that the sector is growing fast as the demand for English-speaking women continues to rise.
India eases its restrictions on foreign institutional investors or FIIs for bonds issues in the country.
Private equity firms are losing funding sources as investors are wising up to avoid exorbitant fees and charges.
The current lack of a majority in the Italian government is seen as a precursor to further economic issues in the long run.
