Venture firm CMEA sued for sexual harassment, retaliation

Three executive assistants are suing venture firm CMEA and one of its former partners for harassment and retaliation, marking the third lawsuit in less than a year alleging unfair treatment of women in Silicon Valley's clubby world of venture capital.


Privately Backed Mine Fund to be Set

Xstrata CEO to set up private mining fund when he leaves company after Glencore takeover. After Glencore International takes over Xstrata Plc, former top management of Xstrata are planning their next move.

News Corp Spin Off to Start with Clean Slate

News Corp pushes through with separation of businesses into News Corp for publishing and Fox Group for entertainment.

Carfax Exploring Financial Options

Carfax will either be sold, put on IPO or be subject of acquisitions for its future. The owner of the used-car history provider Carfax, R. L. Polk and Co is exploring its financial options.


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Chesapeake needs to raise cash, chooses to sell off properties. The US natural gas producer Chesapeake Energy Corp would need to sell as much as US$7billion in order to make up for a projected cash funding issue.
Pantaloon has agreed to shed off its 22.5% in a life insurance venture it has with Italian Assicurazioni Generali.
Centrica is in talks with U.S. LNG Players to secure UK long-term liquefied natural gas import deal.
Private equity companies are calling to the Japanese government for the limited role of the country's two largest government funds which have been successful in taking over companies.
Coca-Cola Hellenic's plan to shift its base to Switzerland from Greece has been approved by authorities.
Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. Ltd. said that it will not pursue its investment in Japan's Sharp Corp. by a deadline set on March 26 after both companies failed to revise an earlier agreement, the Asahi newspaper said.
Smithfields Food split recommended through letter by shareholder. One of the biggest shareholders in Smithfield Foods Inc has formally recommended to the board to split America's largest hog producer into three separate distinct units.
The interest of CVC Capital Partners is being sold in the market drawing much interest. CVC Capital Partners, who is backed up by Och-Ziff Capital Management Group LLC and Schroders, the asset manager, has raised US$200 million in pledges.
CNOOC to guarantee Nexen bond issue. Nexen is seeking to amend its current terms of debt with holders of almost US$4 billion worth in bonds. The amendments seek to remove some of the conditionalities as well as add CNOOC as guarantor of the bond issue.
Klaus-Michael Kuehne,Hapag-Lloyd's co-owwner,told that the company and its merger partner Hamburg-Sued will be having equal rights for the combined company.