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I-banks, law firms hire in response to oil M&A

Strategics in the oil sector feeling an economic upturn is in sight have been running to the deal table as valuations are still a bit depressed. In turn, investment banks and law firms alike have responded by hiring as they look to reign in M&A advisory fees.Some big deals have...  Continue reading
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Novavax inks deal to bring flu vaccine to Spain

With big pharmaceutical companies looking to load their pipelines and biotechnology firms looking for capital to keep afloat, licensing deals between the two are a mainstay of the industry. And as such, not every deal gets a mention here. But a transaction announced Tuesday involving Novavex Inc. (NASDAQ:NVAX) and the...  Continue reading
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U.S. banks play with fire in Bharti-MTN deal

The good news for Africa's No. 2 cell-phone operator MTN Group Ltd. may ultimately turn sour for investor J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. (NYSE:JPM).  According to The Economic Times, J.P. Morgan is one of a handful of banks providing $500 million apiece to finance No. 1 Indian cell-phone company...  Continue reading
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Animal health M&A trend: Wockhardt sells

In a broader effort to focus on its human pharmaceutical business and raise cash (as well as investor confidence), Indian generic drug maker Wockhardt Ltd. is selling its animal health division to France's Vétoquinol. The deal marks Vétoquinol's entrance into India. Earlier this month, Wockhardt sold its German business Esparma...  Continue reading
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Did Merkel and Obama share auto finance tips?

Posted on June 26, 2009 at 1:45 PM
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Maybe not. Maybe when German Chancellor Angela Merkel met President Obama at the White House Friday, the economic discussion will be on higher-level issues, like why Germany doesn't stimulate enough (the U.S. view) and why the U.S. does it too much (the German opinion).Still, given the role that Fiat SpA...  Continue reading
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Jaguar, Land Rover sales hurt Tata Motors

Posted on June 26, 2009 at 12:30 PM
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Tata Motors Ltd., which spent $2.4 billion acquiring the Jaguar and Land Rover brands from Ford Motor Co. (NYSE:F) a year ago, just reported its first annual loss in at least seven years as the recession strangled sales in its luxury unit. Tata lost about 25 billion rupees ($520 million)...  Continue reading
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BP taps Ericsson's Carl-Henric Svanberg

Surprising onlookers, and what The Associated Press calls a move that caught the financial district off guard, BP plc (NYSE:BP) named Sony Ericsson's Carl-Henric Svanberg (pictured) as its chairman. BP has been looking for a new one for about two years now.Former Rio Tinto plc (NYSE:RTP) chairman Paul Skinner was...  Continue reading
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Jones Apparel bullish on Asia

Posted on June 24, 2009 at 4:25 PM
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Jones Apparel Group Inc. (NYSE:JNY) has upped its stake in licensee GRI Group Ltd. to 25%. The retailer, whose brands include Jones New York, Nine West, Easy Spirit, and Albert Nipon, injected another $15 million in GRI, which licenses Jones brands in Asia and Europe. Jones chief executive Wesley R....  Continue reading
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Intel teams with Nokia, and Conan O'Brien

Intel Corp. (NASDAQ:INTC) and Nokia Corp. (NYSE:NOK), which have worked together on research projects, will now turn to the task of manufacturing, collaborating on smartphones and perhaps a new class of wireless device. Intel, the world's largest computer chipmaker, will sell chips to Nokia, while licensing some of Nokia's modem...  Continue reading
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Nissan's Ghosn 'not worried' about selling e-cars

Japan's Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. (NASDAQ:NSANY), slated to receive a piece of the $25 billion the U.S. Department of Energy set aside for makers of fuel-efficient cars, will debut its first electric vehicle in August. Nissan plans to sell the cars -- with a 100-mile battery life -- in Japan...  Continue reading
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