Vodafone to sell only when more value given for its 45% share

Vodafone, to entice it to sell off its share in the joint venture with Verizon Communications, would require something between US$135 billion and US$140 billion.


A US$12 Billion Market Value Loss for Samsung Electronics

Samsung lost US$12 billion market value after the slowing sales of its flagship smartphone, Galaxy S4.

Partnership Floats US$2.4 Billion Value at London Stock Market

On Friday, Partnership Assurance Group was valued more than US$2.4 billion in its debut at the London Market.

Macau Legend Development Looks for US$788 Million IPO to Fund Hotels

Macau Legend Development is seeking US$788 million initial public offering to be able to fund construction of new hotels in the country.


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