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Showing posts with label Reuters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reuters. Show all posts
9/7/12
Greece to mull cutting bailout officials' wages
11/28/11
Hong Kong Jewelry Retailer IPO Could Raise $3 Billion?
Hong Kong jewelry retailer Chow Tai Fook is looking to raise nearly $3 billion in an initial public offering that would be one of the largest in Hong Kong this year, according to published reports.
10/12/11
Steve Jobs Appears To Have Protected His Estate With Living Trusts?
Soon after the tragic news broke of the passing of Steve Jobs, Apple co-founder and innovator extraordinaire, people began wondering what would become of his fortune. Forbes recently estimated Jobs’ wealth at $7 billion.
10/7/11
Not Just IPOs On Hold: Reuters Says Icahn Shelves Lion's Gate Offering?
The window for initial public offerings slammed shut in the third quarter, but it is not just new issues that are being delayed by the market’s turmoil and uncertainty over everything from the state of the U.S. economy to Europe’s sovereign debt picture.
8/10/11
'Facebook of China' Renren's IPO Prices Wednesday After Delay: (Updated)?
China-based social network RenRen priced its IPO at the top of its range Wednesday morning, raising about $743 million.
5/6/11
Newmont Shares Purchased Official Center?
Image via WikipediaThe government received a discount of U.S. $ 25 million.JAKARTA - The Ministry of Finance through the Government Investment Center (PIP), the official finally divested buy 7 percent stake in PT Newmont Nusa Tenggara 2010.The signing of sale contracts made by the Head PIP Soritaon Siregar, president director of Newmont Martiono Hadianto, Director of the Nusa Tenggara Partnership BV Toru Tokuhisa, and Vice President Deputy General Counsel and Corporate Development Newmont Rodhes Blake.
5/4/11
Build Steel Plant Blast Furnace Rp 5.9 Trillion?
Image by Getty Images via @daylifeJakarta - PT Krakatau Steel Tbk (violent) will build a steel plantwith blast furnace system (blast furnace) worth Rp 5.92 trillion. The factory is planned for a capacity of 1.2 million tons per year.
