Orange has announced that it is considering the sale of shares to improve its capital structure. Orange, originally known as France Telecom, announced that it is now considering selling its operations in the Dominican Republic.
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Ramadan revives food sector as Muslim countries spend more
The Islamic holy month of Ramadan would unite 1.6 billion believers and would directly result to the recovery of markets particularly in the food sector.
Locke adds 54 petrol sites to his gas empire
Locke announced that, together with Patron Capital Partners, it had added 54 petrol sites to their gas station portfolio
Coller Capital to buy stake in DLJ
Sources said that Coller Capital is buying shares of DLJ Merchant Banking Partners. Sources revealed that Coller Capital Ltd. is currently in discussions to purchase Credit Suisse Group AG's shares of DLJ Merchant Banking Partners.
Men's Wearhouse acquires Joseph Abboud for US$98 million
Men's Wearhouse announced that it had acquired Joseph Abboud in a deal worth US$98 million. Men's Wearhouse anounced that it had acquired Joseph Abboud, New Bedford-based suit maker, for US$98 million.
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UBS stated that it outperformed other share-sale underwriters in the Southeast Asian Region thanks to big deals in Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines.
The holy month of Muslim was expected to bring nine times higher stock returns in predominantly Muslim states.
India's ASK Group stated it is launching a US$200 million fund that is to be invested in the country's top five cities.
Whose Line Is It Anyway? would be aired again on the CW every Tuesday night with promised appearances from the veteran comedians.
Verizon Wireless was scheduled to introduce its installment plans to its customers on August 25. On Thursday, Verizon Wireless stated that it would join AT&T and T-Mobile in making installment plans for its available phones.
150,000 guests attended Comic-Con's 44th annual pop-culture festival kicked off last Wednesday.
Snooki of MTV's Jersey Shore and Snooki & JWoww was accused by critics to be getting too thin. The red carpet event on Tuesday night displayed a slimmer figure of Nicole Elizabeth "Snooki" Polizzi.
Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate were waiting for the birth of their first child as the baby fever was expected to boost Britain's economy by GBP240 million.
Royal and Ancient Golf Club's chief executive Peter Dawson defended excluding women amidst the fear of losing revenue.
