Results for m&a: 1219

SINGAPORE, July 13 - Japanese brewer Kirin Holdings Co <2503.T> and smaller unlisted rival Suntory holdings are in talks to merge and create one of the world's largest beverage and food firms, the Nikkei business...

NEW YORK, April 1 - Some of the best known U.S. dealmakers are gathering later this week in a city famous for Mardi Gras and jazz. Too bad they won't have much to celebrate. Top...

SHANGHAI, March 14 - China's Geely Automobile Holdings, considered a potential buyer of assets from struggling global auto giants, said foreign acquisitions would allow it to secure technology and new markets but it remains cautious...

Shanghai, March 13 (Gasgoo.com) Guangzhou Auto general manager Zeng Qinghong, a deputy to the ongoing session of the National People's Congress (NPC), said that Chinese automakers should be allowed by the government to have overseas mergers and acquisitions, People's Daily reported today.

CHICAGO, March 10 - The head of Caterpillar Inc's mining equipment unit said on Tuesday that the company senses acq...

HONG KONG, Dec 23 - Fees from mergers and acquisitions, a major source of revenue for investment banks, fell by a third this year, as plunging global markets crippled financing for takeovers and led to...

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 22 - The following list ranks the top advisers for global mergers and acquisitions for 2008, according to prelimary data from Thomson Reuters. FIRM VOLUME OF DEALS 1. Goldman Sachs $816.1 billion 2....

Chinese banks should increase loans to companies that are leaders in their fields so they can take over rivals that run into difficulty due to the economic slowdown, a senior regulator said in remarks published on Monday...

NEW YORK, Nov 10 - Banks and other financial companies aren't merging in droves, but they're talking more than ever with each other about how best to get through the global credit crisis, a top...

BEIJING, Nov 7 - Chinese companies' hunger to acquire natural resource firms is as voracious as ever despite turmoil in commodities market, but executives will likely wait for prices to fall even more before striking...