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09/25/2013
Reuters Election 2012 Daily round-up of the day's top news from the campaign trail, the White House and all the politics in between
Tokyo Electron takeover could be a mold-breaker for Japan
TOKYO (Reuters) - Applied Materials Inc's $10 billion acquisition of Tokyo Electron Ltd is more than just a milestone foreign takeover in Japan - it's a rare forward-looking deal in a country where selling to an overseas rival is usually a last resort.
Vietnam's VietJet agrees $8.6 billion jet deal with Airbus
HANOI (Reuters) - Vietnamese low-cost airline VietJet has agreed to buy 92 jets worth up to $8.6 billion from France's Airbus between 2014 and 2022, its managing director said on Wednesday.
Sweden sells remaining stake in Nordea for $3.4 billion
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - The Swedish state has sold its remaining 7 percent stake in Nordea, the region's biggest bank, giving the center-right coalition government another 21.6 billion crowns ($3.4 billion) to deploy in the national budget ahead of next year's election.
U.S. to get coveted Alibaba IPO after Hong Kong talks founder
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd will pursue an IPO in the United States after talks with Hong Kong regulators broke down, a move bound to set off a dogfight between the two main U.S. stock boards for the offering.
China's BOC orders 25 Airbus A320 planes: source
BEIJING (Reuters) - China's BOC Aviation has ordered 25 A320 jets from Airbus , a source with knowledge of the deal told Reuters on Wednesday.
Applied Materials in all-stock deal for Tokyo Electron
(Reuters) - Applied Materials Inc agreed to buy rival Tokyo Electron Ltd in an all-stock deal worth more than $10 billion, combining the No.1 and No.3 makers of chip-making gear as demand for their products slows and it gets tougher to turn a profit.
Cevian says may further raise stake in ThyssenKrupp
DUESSELDORF, Germany (Reuters) - Swedish activist shareholder Cevian may further increase its 5.2 percent holding in struggling ThyssenKrupp but does not plan to fully take over the German steelmaker, a spokeswoman for the investor said.
Sampo did not buy Nordea shares in latest Swedish state sale
HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finnish insurance and investment group Sampo said it did not buy Nordea shares in the Swedish government's sale of its remaining stake in the Nordic region's biggest bank.
Kosovo government on the ropes over stalled telecom sale
PRISTINA (Reuters) - Kosovo on Wednesday postponed the signing of a deal to sell its PTK telecom provider in a political row that threatens to inflict more damage on the country's reputation among foreign investors and could ultimately bring down the government.
Solvay, CDC Climat, Marubeni form energy efficiency JV
LONDON (Reuters) - Solvay Energy Services, CDC Climat and Japanese trading house Marubeni Corporation have formed a joint venture to finance an energy efficiency project at Solvay's rare earth processing plant in France, the companies said.
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