Lowered interest rates provide better business to Indian banks

The Fed Reserve's turnaround on tapering had opened better loan prospects for banks in India. IndusInd Bank is India's fourth largest private sector lender.


Panasonic Corp exits healthcare business courtesy of KKR

In a joint statement, Panasonic Healthcare Co would be sold to KKR & Co for JPY165 billion. According to a joint statement, a wholly owned subsidiary of KKR & Co would be buying the healthcare business of Panasonic Corp in a deal worth JPY165 billion.

JC Penney intends to raise cash in 84 million share sale

In a seemingly peculiar move, JC Penney Co announced yesterday that it would be selling 84 million of its shares to generate cash after saying that the company was liquid enough by the end of its fiscal year.

India receives ADB loan for energy and utilities projects

The Asian Development Bank had allotted two loans for renewable energy and utilities projects in both eastern and western India.


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