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Samara Capital gathers US$150 million for its second fund
Samara Capital announced that it is sealing the first round of financing for its second fund at US$150 million
Omnicom-Publicis targets Google advertising
After the announcement of their merger, Omnicom and Publicis are now targeting industry giants like Google, Tweeter and Facebook for their advertising.
Samsung's slowing sales to take its toll on Wolfson
Slowing sales of Samsung's smartphones was expected to take its toll on Wolfson's second quarter report.
CGNPC set to launch dual IPO in 2014
CGNPC announced that they are preparing to offer a dual initial public offering for 2014. China Guangdong Nuclear Power Plant (CGNPC) announced plans to launch a dual initial public offering in Hong Kong and Shanghai in the coming year.
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aTyr Pharma reveals that it had secured up to US$59 million in financing from current investors and an anonymous global public investment fund.
Cubito announced that it had raised up to INR1 crore from India based angel investors to fund its expansion plans.
Business Growth Fund announced that it has invested up to GBP40 million of its capital in companies around Manchester and Northern England.
Shandra Games announced that they plan to acquire affliates Shanghai Shengzhan Networking Technology Co., Ltd and Tianjin Shengjing Trade Co., Ltd.
Thiess revealed that it bought the 50% stake of its joint venture partner Siemens in Silcar. Thiess, a Leighton Holdings subsidiary, announced that it had acquired full ownership of Silcar.
CHS Inc announced that they have entered a joint venture with Ruralco Holdings to invest in the Australian grain origination and marketing company, Agfarm.
Womai.com revealed that it had received financing from SAIF Partners, the details of the transaction, however, were not disclosed.
Perrigo Co is now in a waiting game as it waits for the decision regarding the acquisition of Elan Corp.
Copperbelt Energy Corp. announced that it planned to raise US$150 million from Dutch and German development-finance institutions and other creditors.
Rio Tinto revealed that it sold 80% of the Northparkes copper-gold mine to China Molybdenum for US$820 million.




