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Rejecting a $6.7 billion buyout offer from rival American Realty Capital Properties Inc., Cole Credit Property Trust III has announced that it has completed the acquisition of Cole Holdings.
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The private equity firm adds an 11% premium to the offer for EnergySolutions shares. Three months after its initial bid, Energy Capital Partners has increased its offer for nuclear waste management firm EnergySolutions from US$3.
In the wake of Rio Tinto's possible sale of shareholdings in the Iron Ore Company of Canada, Labrador Iron Ore is studying its options for the future.
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Former Hulu board member Peter Chermin offers US$500 million for Hulu. Hulu, the online video streamiong service established in 2007, has received an offer from former News Corp President Peter Chernin.
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The third bid by American Realty for Cole Credit Property Trust was rejected because of its high debt absorption requirement for the higher purchase per share values.
