Walt Disney Co. announced its plans to buy back around USD6 billion to USD8 million stock starting 2014.
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After regulatory investigations, JPMorgan Chase beefs up oversight- sources
Sources told the Wall Street Journal that JPMorgan & Chase would be allocating USD 4 billion to strengthen its oversight controls.
Fresenius' Helios acquires 43 Rhoen-Klinikum hospitals for USD4.1 billion
In separate statements made public today, Fresenius SE and Rhoen-Klinikum AG agreed on a USD4.1 billion acquisition deal of 43 hospitals in Europe.
Cuban backed-Rentrak target for possible takeover - analysts
Analysts predicted that Multimedia tracker Rentrak Corp. would be a potential target among companies who require ratings analysis on consumer digital content habits.
McDonald’s offers to buy out Indian partner
McDonald's made a buyout offer to Vikram Bakshi as the giant fast food chain planned to effectively settle dispute between the two sides.
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Shoppers Drug Mart's shareholders had cast an overwhelming vote in favor of Loblaw Co's buyout bid.
Private equity firms including Advent International and CDIB Capital agreed to buy a large stake in coffee and tea retailer, The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf without disclosing the financial terms of the transaction.
Twitter Inc. filed an initial public offering with the US regulators on Thursday as it took steps to take the company public.
IBT Media appointed the new editor-in-chief after acquiring Newsweek from IAC/InteractiveCorp last month.
Tradeweb Markets announced signing an agreement to acquire BonDesk Group LLC. without disclosing the financial terms of the deal.
Lululemon Althletica Inc. announced the reduction of its annual profit forecast after the delays in getting new apparel limited its sales.
The deal where America Movil bids for KPN Foundation is unclear. KPN, the Dutch telecommunications company, is in discussion with America Movil of Mexico as to Movil's EUR7.
Dunkin' Donuts exited the UK in the 1990's because of a lack of variety, an issue that is clearly addressed with its return to new agreements in the UK.
Rogers Communications had gone overseas in search of a new CEO to replace Nadir Mohamed who would step down from office on December 2.
