Indian Supreme Court Holds Off Bharti Airtel’s AGR Dues To The Government For Three Weeks
Bharti Airtel had more than $1.74 billion in dues payable to the government for a spectrum it bought from now-bankrupt Videocon.
Mergers & Acquisitions
Want Better Cash Flow? Improve Your Company’s Operational Efficiency
Better employees and beefed-up operations reduce risk and keep the money coming.
New Leases On Life: Malls Converting To Fulfillment Centers, Other Non-Retail Uses
What does the mall of the future look like? A lot different from what you might expect.
Serum Institute Of India Acquires 50 Percent Stake In Pharma Packaging Firm Schott Kaisha
Serum Institute of India announced this acquisition on Aug. 17.
Indian Firm Hinduja Global Solutions Sells Healthcare Division To Baring PE Asia For $1.2 Billion
The healthcare service has over 20,000 employees in India, the Philippines, the US, and Jamaica.
Covid-19 Drove Down Foreign Investments Into Australia, Recovery Expected This Year
An annual report shows the impact of Covid-19 and new rules on investors who would usually target Australia’s attractive assets.
Starbucks To Sell Stake In Its South Korean Venture To Shinsegae Group
Shinsegae Group is set to acquire an additional 17 percent stake in Starbucks Korea.
China’s Market Watchdog Halts $5.3 Billion Merger Of Live-streaming Firms Huya And DouYu
China’s State Administration for Market Regulation blocked the merger on antitrust grounds.
Boris Johnson Orders Probe Into China Takeover Of UK Chipmaker
The probe comes a day after the UK government said it will not intervene in the merger.