Resilience Capital Partners acquires CableNet Services

Resilience Capital Partners acquired CableNet Services Unlimited through its newly-formed company CableNet Communications.


Identive secures new Green Build terminal

Identive expands implementation of HIRSCH access to include San Diego International Airport's redesigned Terminal 2, known as the "Green Build."

Vestagen Technical Textiles closes USD 8.25 million in financing

Vestagen Technical Textiles was able to raise USD 8.25 million for the commercial launch of its scrub uniforms.

Mongolia plans to replace investment law that limits foreign ownership

Mongolia would be replacing its 2012 law that puts limits on foreign ownership with a new measure that is more investor-friendly.


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Indian telecommunications firm Reliance Communications said that it had been talking with partners for a stake sale of one of its units.
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