London-focused real estate agent Foxtons said it would be selling new shares and company shares in its planned IPO to raise GBP 55 million.
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Reliance Communications in talks with potential partners for stake sale
Indian telecommunications firm Reliance Communications said that it had been talking with partners for a stake sale of one of its units.
Indonesia raises IDR 12 trillion in bond offering
Indonesia gathered IDR 12 trillion in its most recent bond offering, beating an initial target of IDR 8 trillion.
Acquisition causes drop in Regus profits
Regus suffered a 3% drop in first half profits as a result of the restructuring costs of its earlier acquisition.
Telekom Austria looks to raise EUR500 million
Telekom Austria plans to raise EUR500 million to buy new frequencies and acquire companies. With the objective of purchasing new frequencies in a September auction and acquiring companies, Telekom Austria has planned to raise EUR500 million in fresh capital, the Der Standard reported.
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As Amgen Inc's acquisition of Onyx Pharmeceuticals Inc comes to a close, Amgen Chief Executive Officer Robert Bradway is lauded for being a great dealmaker.
BBA Aviation confirmed reports that it is planning to merge with StandardAero and that it has already bought Maguire Aviation.
Niger plans to purchase Semafo's 80% stake in the Samira Hill mine in order to take full control of the project.
Mitchell Klipper, head of the retail group at Barnes & Noble, sells 400,996 shares, giving up more than half of his stake in the company.
The U.S. Supreme Court dismissed a shareholder derivative lawsuit filed against UBS by pension plans in Puerto Rico.
Fission Uranium considers taking offer to shareholders of Alpha Minerals after company refuses buyout discussions.
Daniel Loeb's New York-based hedge fund increases its stake in Sotheby's to 5.7%. A regulatory filing showed Monday that Third Point LLC, investor Daniel Loeb's New York-based hedge fund, had increased its stake in Sotheby's to 5.
China's Vice Finance Minister says there is no need for Chinese government to stimulate the world’s No. 2 economy.
Due to rising concerns over Syrian geopolitical issues, Asian stocks experience a decline as oil prices rise.
