ShopPad announced today that it had received a total of USD500k in seed funding from angel investors.
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US widens probe into JPMorgan hiring practices - Bloomberg
US government widened probe into JPMorgan's hiring practices to include countries across Asia. An investigation into JPMorgan's hiring practices in China uncovered evidence that links hires to specific deals.
Capital One hires advisors for expansion into oil and gas markets
Capital One hires former bankers to spearhead the credit card company's expansion into the energy business.
Blackstone settles IPO suit
Blackstone finalized a settlement with its investors over alleged misrepresentations during its IPO.
Verizon to buy out Vodafone for USD130 billion
Verizon is now in discussion with banks to fund the USD130 billion buyout offer for Vodafone's 45% shareholdings.
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Two more operators join the 4G race in Britain as it jumps into the superfast mobile top division. Britain is preparing to launch itself into the superfast mobile top division as two more operators launch 4G services.
After global food safety scare, Danone SA unit plans to take legal action against New Zealand's Fonterra.
American Airlines said that the scheduled March trial for antitrust issues would put its planned merger with US Airways Group at risk.
Goldman Sachs' managing director Jason Lee had been indicted with rape by a grand jury. Jason Lee, managing director at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. was charged with rape.
Delta Apparel Inc. announced today that its wholly owned subsidiary, To The Game LLC bought all assets of Salt Life Holdings including domestic and international trademark rights.
Today, Peer Advisors LLC had announced its acquisition for Celink, the biggest sub servicer of reverse mortgage loans in the US.
The US Senate investigation panel had asked energy regulators to hand over documents from an investigation with JP Morgan Chase & Co.
China Grand Auto is planning for a USD500 million IPO offering in Hong Kong. TPG backed China Grand Automotive Services Co had plans to list at least USD500 million of its shares in the Hong Kong bourse.
Six US banks led by JP Morgan Chase & Co. and Bank of America Corp. had piled up a total of USD103 billion in legal costs.
