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      <title>UPDATE 1-Hansteen makes $94 mln offer for property fund</title>
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       * Takeover seen as opportunity for European growth * Discussions described as at &quot;very preliminary stage&quot;
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      <title>UPDATE 1-Minara, China group in Ravensthorpe bid - source</title>
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       * Minara to bid for Ravensthorpe nickel operation - source * Chinese firm to join as co-bidder - source
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      <title>Minara, China group in Ravensthorpe bid-source</title>
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       SYDNEY, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Australian nickel miner Minara
Resources Ltd &amp;lt;MRE.AX&amp;gt; will submit a joint bid with a Chinese
firm later on Wednesday for BHP Billiton Ltd&apos;s &amp;lt;BHP.AX&amp;gt; &amp;lt;BLT.L&amp;gt;
Ravensthorpe nickel operation, a source familiar with the bid
told Reuters.
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      <title>PRESS DIGEST - British business - Nov 25</title>
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       The Guardian KING REVEALS SECRET HBOS AND RBS BAILOUT Bank of England governor Mervyn King has revealed that the
Bank secretly made emergency loans totalling 62 billion pounds
last October in order to ensure the survival of HBOS and Royal
Bank of Scotland&amp;lt;RBS.L&amp;gt;. The figure was only known to a handful
of people prior to King&apos;s revelations on Tuesday and the news
has been greeted with shock by MPs. The City has expressed
confusion that the banks were not forced to disclose their
reliance on Bank of England funds when they launched emergency
rights issues.
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      <pubDate>Wed, 25 Nov 2009 03:40:04 +0000</pubDate>
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      <title>UPDATE 5-EQT lines up to challenge Informa for Springer</title>
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       * EQT lines up loan, Informa in talks with Springer * Springer sale seen valued at around 2.6 bln euros
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      <title>RLPC-EQT gets 1 bln pound loan for Springer Science-bankers</title>
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       LONDON, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Banks are underwriting a loan of
more than 1 billion pounds ($1.65 billion) backing private
equity firm EQT&apos;s bid for Springer Science as the bid battle
hots up, two senior bankers said on Tuesday.
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      <pubDate>Tue, 24 Nov 2009 17:09:11 +0000</pubDate>
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      <title>REFILE-UPDATE 1-Manulife to buy China fund manager stake</title>
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       (Corrects day of the week in first paragraph) * Says acquisition to be accretive in the first year * Says acquisition to close in the first-quarter 2010
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      <title>UPDATE 3-HomeServe H1 profit from core ops rises, ups dividend</title>
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       * Recent Cumbria floods not to affect business - CEO * In talks with six US utilities
 * Confident of meeting FY mkt view for pretax profit
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      <title>FACTBOX-Uganda&apos;s oil industry</title>
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       Nov 24 (Reuters) - Italy&apos;s Eni &amp;lt;ENI.MI&amp;gt; has agreed to buy a
stake in two large oil exploration blocks in Uganda for up to
$1.5 billion, the latest in a series of deals likely to make the
east African country an oil producer soon. [ID:nGEE5AM07K]
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      <title>Xstrata moves into iron ore with Congo-Rep project</title>
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       * Exploration deal is first iron ore venture for Xstrata * Xstrata has option to buy 50 pct of Zanaga project
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      <title>RPT-UPDATE 2-GM pays back Germany, signals fewer job cuts</title>
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       * Revamp envisions 9,000-9,500 job cuts - GM&apos;s Reilly * Germany&apos;s Merkel says GM has paid back loan
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      <title>FACTBOX-Informa takeover of Springer risky but appealing</title>
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       LONDON, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Analysts believe Informa &amp;lt;INF.L&amp;gt;
will need another, much bigger equity injection to fund any buy
of Springer Science and Business Media but a tie-up could create
a global giant. [ID:nGEE5AN0BD]
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      <title>JC Flowers hires banker Morgan, ex-FSA head McCarthy</title>
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       LONDON, Nov 24 (Reuters) - U.S. private equity firm J.C.
Flowers has hired a former head of Britain&apos;s main financial
regulator, Callum McCarthy, and Australian banker David Morgan
to beef up its European operations.
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      <title>DEALTALK-BHP share buyback hinges on fate of Rio Tinto jv</title>
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       * Has capacity to return billions in share buyback * Would want certainty on Rio iron ore jv before a buyback
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      <pubDate>Tue, 24 Nov 2009 08:35:21 +0000</pubDate>
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      <title>PRESS DIGEST - British business - Nov 24</title>
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       The Guardian LLOYDS CUTS ANOTHER 800 JOBS AFTER LOSING EQUITABLE CONTRACT Lloyds Banking Group&amp;lt;LLOY.L&amp;gt; will set the terms of its 22.5
billion pound rights issue which will require the taxpayer to
buy 5.8 billion pounds of new shares. The bank will also
announce the loss of a further 800 jobs at administrative
centres, taking the total number of cuts since the start of the
year to 15,000. The rights issue is expected to be priced at
about 33 pence at a ratio of 1.5 new shares for each existing
share. 570 job losses will be centred on Aylesbury in
Buckinghamshire because the bank is moving roles. A further 340
jobs are under threat because Equitable Life, which uses the
centre, is transferring to an Indian company, HCL.
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      <pubDate>Tue, 24 Nov 2009 04:06:29 +0000</pubDate>
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      <title>PRESS DIGEST - Financial Times - Nov 24</title>
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       Tuesday, 24 November 2009 Financial Times LEADERS CLASH OVER DEFICIT Prime Minister Gordon Brown and his main rival David Cameron
clashed at the annual conference of the Confederation of British
Industry on Monday as both party leaders sought political
advantage by claiming that their rival&apos;s strategy on tackling
Britain&apos;s budget deficit would jeopardise the economic recovery.
Mr Cameron said his plans for an &quot;emergency growth budget&quot;
within 50 days of taking office were interlinked with his call
for urgent measures to tackle the 175 billion pound ($290.7
billion) deficit; but Dominique Strauss-Kahn, managing director
of the IMF, lauded Mr Brown&apos;s global leadership, backing his
warning that fiscal stimulus should not be withdrawn too
quickly.
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      <title>Marsh &amp; McLennan eyes HSBC&apos;s insurance arm -Telegraph</title>
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       LONDON, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Marsh &amp;amp; McLennan &amp;lt;MMC.N&amp;gt;
&amp;lt;MMC.N&amp;gt;, the second-largest global insurance broker by assets,
is exploring a deal to buy part of HSBC&apos;s &amp;lt;HSBA.L&amp;gt; insurance
business, the Daily Telegraph reported in its Tuesday
editions.
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      <title>Cosmen family increase National Express stake -FT</title>
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       LONDON, Nov 23 (Reuters) - Spain&apos;s Cosmen family, National
Express&apos;s &amp;lt;NEX.L&amp;gt; biggest shareholder, has increased its
shareholding ahead of the transport group&apos;s rights issue
meeting later this month, the Financial Times reported on
Tuesday.
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      <title>Informa in takeover talks with Springer Science -FT</title>
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       LONDON, Nov 23 (Reuters) - British media and events group
Informa &amp;lt;INF.L&amp;gt; has held early stage talks with its rival Springer
Science and Business Media over buying the German academic
publisher, the Financial Times said.
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      <pubDate>Mon, 23 Nov 2009 23:59:26 +0000</pubDate>
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      <title>UPDATE 1-Manulife to buy China fund manager stake</title>
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       * Says acquisition to be accretive in the first year * Says acquisition to close in the first-quarter 2010
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