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European Commission extends ruling deadline on Xstrata’s merger with Glencore
The European Commission (EC) said on Wednesday it had extended to 22 November the deadline for its ruling on the planned merger of British miner Xstrata Plc (LON:XTA) and Swiss commodities trader Glencore International Plc (LON:GLEN). The regulator, which was …
TPG Capital enters race for London Stansted airport — report
US private equity major TPG Capital LP has entered the bidding race for Stansted, the London airport owned by BAA Airports Limited, the Financial Times reported citing sources
French Rexel boosts US presence with €300m deal to acquire Platt
French electrical supplies distributor Rexel SA (EPA:RXL) on Wednesday said it had agreed to take over US sector player Platt Electric Supply Inc for an enterprise value of
American Airlines mulls potential merger before emerging from bankruptcy
American Airlines could explore a potential merger within its bankruptcy reshuffle, according to David Resnick, chairman of financial services firm Rothschild, which acts as the airline's investment bank. At
Norwegian energy major Statoil sells retail arm to Canadian Alimentation for USD1.5bn
Norwegian energy group Statoil ASA (OSL:STL) said on Wednesday it had accepted, subject to conditions, to sell its 54% in energy and retail business Statoil Fuel & Retail
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