M&A | Deals

Addison Lee handles 10 million passenger journeys a year.

US regulatory committee asks Morgan Stanley and Rosneft for more details about their deal.

Quilter Cheviot had assets worth £15.7bn under management as of June 2014.

Rio's London shares rise 6% while Australian shares end 4.31% higher.

SoftBank and DreamWorks could still strike a content partnership deal.

PE firm acquired Misys two years ago after merger talks with Temenos crumbled.

DreamWorks Animation is Hollywood's smallest studio.

Intel to acquire about a 20% in China's Tsinghua Unigroup.

Jazztel shot up 12% on 15 September after France's Orange tabled its offer.

Investment bank Lazard is managing the Citgo sale process, on behalf of PDVSA.

Family Dollar has spurned Dollar General's unsolicited approaches citing antitrust risks.

Deal includes a 48.4% shareholding in Mexican appliance maker Mabe.

Deal marks the end of financial data giant Bloomberg's four-year foray into sports data analysis.

Most Fiat shareholders have chosen not to exercise an option that could have derailed merger.

Access Industries' offer values the entire sports rights firm at about £702m.

Barclays says it will make £500m loss after tax on the transaction.

YG Entertainment's stock ends 3.14% higher on the Kosdaq.

Asia's biggest internet firm, China's largest insurer, and a Canadian retailer eye stake in Sinopec Sales.

Skymark says it has not been approached by AirAsia.

Chugai Pharmaceutical says it is not 'discussing' a deal with Swiss drugs giant Roche.

Axalta Coating Systems floatation could raise about $1bn.

The deal will help Hanergy take on US-based market leader First Solar.

Fox investment is San Francisco-based hedge fund's fifth largest holding.

Sale of luxury lingerie chain Agent Provocateur could fetch about £200m.

Private equity firms Blackstone Group and PAI Partners own United Biscuits.

Nestle on 7 August reported a near 10% drop in first-half earnings.

Rupert Murdoch says buyout bid given up as Time Warner 'refused to engage with us'.

Bernstein Research analyst Todd Juenger says deal will be in the interest of both firms.

Wall Street banks and HSBC Holdings close to buying stake in US-based Perzo.

CVC in talks with Epicor-owner Apax Partners.