Indian M&A has scaled unprecedented heights in the first half

Article Abstract:

Deals agreed by Indian companies grew in size and volume in the first half of 2000, reaching a record $4.7bn. Deals have been concentrated in the power supply, telecommunications, information technology and cement industries.

AT&T Corp., T, Economic policy, India, Energy industries, Cement industry, Energy industry, Reliance Industries Inc.

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BT sells off real estate

Article Abstract:

Telecommunications company, British Telecom, divested itself of its property portfolio in June 2001 for 2.3 billion pounds sterling. The company needed money to reduce high debts and it will lease back its exchanges.

British Telecommunications PLC, Property

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French Orange

Article Abstract:

The article discusses France Telecom's acquisition of Orange for 31 billion pounds sterling and also what its competitors are planning to do to maintain their position.

Orange, France Telecom S.A., FTE

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