IDB Development Corp sold 49.9 percent of Clal Industries to Access Ind

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Carlyle acquires 49 pct of China mid-tier hotel chain

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Australia's David Jones (DJS.AX) said a little known UK-based private equity fund had pulled a A$1.65 billion ($1.7 billion) takeover approach for the department store chain.
Australia's No.2 department store chain David Jones (DJS.AX) said on Friday it had received an unsolicited $1.65 billion bid from a consortium led by Britain's EB Private Equity.
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