Korea M&A Corporation

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TOKYO, Japan (UPI) -- MTV Networks, owned by Viacom Inc., will buy the remaining interest in joint venture MTV Japan from private equity firm H&Q Asia Pacific.The deal, whose value was not disclosed, is MTV Networks` largest such action in the Asia-Pacific region and gives it sole ownership of the Japanese venture, the company said Tuesday.Upon completion of the deal, MTV Networks will combine M..

(Xinhua) Updated: 2006-08-25 09:19 China Construction Bank (CCB) on Thursday inked an agreement with Bank of America (BOA) to acquire 100 percent of equity interest of Bank of America (Asia) limited, the wholly-owned subsidiary of BOA in Hong Kong. Payable in cash, the total consideration of the acquisition is 9.71 billion HK dollars (about 1.24 billion U.S. dollars), representing nearly 1.32 ti..

The government has claimed a victory for Hong Kong residents and businesses operating in the mainland, signing an agreement with Beijing that will eliminate double taxation and pave the way for more mainland investment through Hong Kong. The deal, signed in the city Monday by Chief Executive Donald Tsang Yam-kuen and Xie Xuren, the mainland's Minister of the State Administration of Taxation, wil..

Futata Co., a men's suit chain based on Japan's southern island of Kyushu, said it will accept Konaka Co.'s $93 million merger proposal, thwarting rival Aoki Holdings Inc.'s counter bid. ``We decided to refuse Aoki's merger proposal as we seek a merger with Konaka,'' Futata said in a statement released at the Tokyo Stock Exchange. The company said it chose Konaka, Futata's largest shareholder wi..

Fitch Ratings says Wednesday that increasing government-driven M&A activities in China's steel sector will prolong industry rationalisation and delay the targeted improvement in the overall competitiveness and efficiency of the sector. Although the agency notes that state-managed M&As provide more flexibility and cushion for domestic steel makers to reorganise themselves, Fitch has some doubts a..