Citigroup's private equity firm, Citi Venture Capital International would buy India's Sansera Engineering for US$56 million.
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Sun Capital Affiliate Acquires American Food Chain Johnny Rockets
Friendly's Ice Cream LLC takes over the American-themed company, which has over 300 corporate and franchises.
Blue Sky BioServices appoints new Pres and CEO
Edward (Ted) Marple takes the lead of the research organization as its founder Paul Wengender focus on the business aspect.
Singer hopes to raise $200M from IPO: Reports
The company, more popularly known for its sewing machines, aims to rake in as much as US$200M from IPO.
Osram Licht AG disappoints in stock market debut
Osram Licht AG's shares dropped by 2.4% and settles at Eur 23.65 on Monday Osram Licht AG, a German lighting and specialty lighting manufacturer second only to Philips, saw a drop in its shares by 2.
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In a conference held today, the IEA said that they need US$300 billion to finance the Power Africa project.
Signal Hill sponsors Boston-based Launchpad Venture Group. In an announcement today, investment bank Signal Hill said that it became a major sponsor of Launchpad Venture Group.
Data Device Corporation, Behrman Capital's unit, bought National Hybrid Inc. from API Technologies Corp. for US$32.5 million.
Japanese company Olympus offers its stock, both new and existing, to overseas markets to raise funds for research and debt payment.
Trustees will gain control over Ma' ariv if Shlomo Ben-Tzvi decides to stop backing the newspaper.
Due to a newly created rule, alternative investment market trusts can now be captured in investment savings accounts.
Brookfield named Kim Redding as its new chief investment strategist. Brookfield Asset Management, an alternative asset managing firm, announced today that it appointed Mr.
According to J.P. Morgan, Dubai Holding could earn about US$1 billion by selling its minority shares in two telecom firms.
The United States' wealthiest universities are eyeing Africa as their latest investment nest. Several of the United States' most profitable universities are looking towards the other side of the world to acquire outsized investment returns for scholarship funding.
