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The Sheikh Who Dominates One Of The World's Hottest Stock Markets
The United Arab Emirates' rulers will soon achieve a distinction they've long coveted. Their once sleepy stock exchanges will be home to companies valued at $1 trillion.
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Good News For India - Foreigners' Last-Minute Dash For LIC IPO
Foreign institutional investors stepped up their bids for India's biggest share sale in the last hours before the close of subscription on Monday, shunning currency risks and global market uncertainties.
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Why Foreign Investors Have Mostly Steered Clear Of Mega LIC IPO
Foreign institutional investors have on the whole steered clear of Indias biggest share sale, deeming it too expensive given currency risks and the global market backdrop.
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Tencent-Backed Start-Up Preps For World's Biggest Tech IPO Since Uber
The short video startup, backed by Tencent Holdings, is selling 365 million shares at HK$105 to HK$115 each, according to terms of the deal obtained by Bloomberg News
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Debt-Hit Bharti Airtel's Parent Eyes $1 Billion From Stake Sale
Bharti raised $3 billion in January from the sale of shares and convertible bonds to help pay additional airwave and license fees after telecom operators lost a court case.
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Coming Up, LIC And Other Multi-Billion Dollar IPOs In India
A first-time share sale of that size would be the biggest India has ever seen and could create the nation's most-valuable company by market value. The nation's largest transaction to date was Coal India Ltd.'s $3.4 billion float a decade ago, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
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The Sheikh Who Dominates One Of The World's Hottest Stock Markets
The United Arab Emirates' rulers will soon achieve a distinction they've long coveted. Their once sleepy stock exchanges will be home to companies valued at $1 trillion.
-
Good News For India - Foreigners' Last-Minute Dash For LIC IPO
Foreign institutional investors stepped up their bids for India's biggest share sale in the last hours before the close of subscription on Monday, shunning currency risks and global market uncertainties.
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Why Foreign Investors Have Mostly Steered Clear Of Mega LIC IPO
Foreign institutional investors have on the whole steered clear of Indias biggest share sale, deeming it too expensive given currency risks and the global market backdrop.
-
Tencent-Backed Start-Up Preps For World's Biggest Tech IPO Since Uber
The short video startup, backed by Tencent Holdings, is selling 365 million shares at HK$105 to HK$115 each, according to terms of the deal obtained by Bloomberg News
-
Debt-Hit Bharti Airtel's Parent Eyes $1 Billion From Stake Sale
Bharti raised $3 billion in January from the sale of shares and convertible bonds to help pay additional airwave and license fees after telecom operators lost a court case.
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Coming Up, LIC And Other Multi-Billion Dollar IPOs In India
A first-time share sale of that size would be the biggest India has ever seen and could create the nation's most-valuable company by market value. The nation's largest transaction to date was Coal India Ltd.'s $3.4 billion float a decade ago, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
