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Private equity-backed Merlin Entertainment Group would be conducting a share sale to raise GBP 200 million in London.

Sources told Bloomberg that Charterhouse Capital Partners was considering a GBP 1 billion offer for G4S's cash solutions unit.

Twitter's major stakeholders would benefit from the initial public offering should the social media company's debut would succeed.

Yahoo decided to keep more of its stake in Alibaba after the latter would go public.

Investors welcomed Yahoo's plans to sell fewer shares when Alibaba goes public.

A report from the Daily Telegraph said the UK government would be deciding on the future of Royal Bank of Scotland by next month.

Trial began Tuesday for the case filed by Chevron Corp against villagers in Ecuador and their lawyer Steven Donziger.

American economist Lawrence Summers said policy makers should focus on growth strategies rather than debate on issues about the budget deficit.

The International Monetary said Italy would need to make supply-side reforms to boost its growth.

TPG Capital agreed to buy a stake in Phoenix Satellite Television from Star Entertainment for a price tag of USD 214 million.

Caesars Entertainment would no longer be partnering with Suffolk Downs to bid for a casino gambling license in the Boston area.

China-based Alibaba said it understood the importance of big data in driving its e-commerce business.

A UK court had started to hearing evidence about the alleged London Interbank Offered Rate or Libor manipulation brought against Barclays and Deutsche Bank.

NBC had cancelled "Welcome to the Family" and "Ironside" after only three episodes.

US retailer Walmart fired and then gave an employee his job back after he helped woman who was assaulted in a company store parking lot.