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LSE Failing Means Rolet Joins Nasdaq Without Merger Partner

June 30th, 2011 Comments off

London Stock Exchange Group Plc terminated its purchase of TMX Group Inc., marking the third time since April that one of the world’s biggest equity venues failed to close a merger aimed at bolstering growth.
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LSE Failing to Buy TMX Means Rolet Joins Nasdaq Without Merger

June 29th, 2011 Comments off

London Stock Exchange Group Plc terminated its purchase of TMX Group Inc., marking the third time since April that one of the world’s biggest equity venues failed to close a merger aimed at bolstering growth.
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Visteon in China Means Earnings Are Free in Takeover: Real M&A

June 16th, 2011 Comments off

Visteon Corp. is so cheap that the auto-parts supplier is offering potential acquirers its earnings for free.
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EU Banks’ Capital Deficit Means Greek Default Not an Option

June 7th, 2011 Comments off

A failure by European regulators to make banks raise enough capital to withstand a sovereign default is complicating efforts to resolve Greece’s debt crisis.
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China Need to Buy Africa Means Equinox Bid Rises 18%: Real M&A

April 5th, 2011 Comments off

China’s need to acquire metal deposits in Africa is leading traders to bet that Minmetals Resources Ltd. will increase its offer for Australia’s Equinox Minerals Ltd. more than any pending deal in Asia.
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Fed Exit Means No Pain for Obama as Foreigners Take Up Slack

April 4th, 2011 Comments off

Treasuries are signaling that the $ 9 trillion market will weather the end of the Federal Reserve’s quantitative easing program without suffering a selloff that drives long-term borrowing costs higher
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Fed Exit Means No Pain for Obama as Foreigners Take Up Slack

April 4th, 2011 Comments off

Treasuries are signaling that the $ 9 trillion market will weather the end of the Federal Reserve’s quantitative easing program without suffering a selloff that drives long-term borrowing costs higher
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Sarkozy’s ‘Arm Twisting’ Means France Exceeds U.S. in Small Biz Loans

March 8th, 2011 Comments off

French lending to small and medium-sized companies didn’t turn negative during and after the financial crisis and is growing at an annual rate of about 4 percent
BusinessWeek.com — Small Business