Chief Executive Officer Igor Sechin of Rosneft bought more shares in the state-controlled firm, increasing his stake to USD 65 million.
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Sale of healthcare unit boosts Sime Darby profits
Malaysian palm oil producer Sime Darby said the sale of its healthcare unit boosted fourth quarter profits.
Mercedes-Benz plans more outlets in China to capture bigger market share
German car manufacturer Daimler Mercedes-Benz planned to increase the number of its dealer outlets in China to get a bigger share of the world's largest auto market.
Belgium government may reduce ownership in Belgacom- newspaper
Sources told a Belgian business daily that the government could sell a small portion of its stake in the Belgacom Group.
AT&T sets its sight on Vodafone after Verizon deal
AT&T would be looking into Vodafone group's remaining assets in the midst of the British mobile carrier's exit from the US wireless business with the buyout from Verizon Communications.
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Sinopec, the state owned oil and gas firm, forms Apache and Sinopec Group through the purchase of 33% of the Apache Corp.
SCA Property's gearing, its debt to ratio assets, is projected to rise to 33% and can rise to as much as 40% according to its CEO.
Hedging against possible long term structural changes with Blackberry, Morgan Stanley has put on hold the purchase of new devices from the Canadian company amidst the turmoil the smartphone company is now facing.
AIG has sought to divest its ownership of ILFC through a sale or if there is none agreed on, through an IPO.
TH Lee Partners LP is discharged as a defendant in the case of an 'overarching' conspiracy regarding buyouts and the collusion between private equity firms.
Wal-Mart, together with other North American companies, banded together to create the Alliance for Bangladesh Worker Safety.
Pure Storage was able to raise USD150 million in its latest funding round for its operational expansion in the data storage market.
Vaultize's expansion into the Mumbai area is a step towards achieving its regional and domestic plans.
JP Morgan had conducted an internal probe on approximately 200 employees in Asia regarding the possibility of illegal nepotism.
