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Markets subdued on global cues
The markets have been dragged down by weak global cues. The US stocks fell overnight after Dubai"s unresolved debt problems and Fitch Ratings" downgrade of Greece"s bond rating dented risk appetite. And corporate news in the States raised doubts about consumer spending, a key requirement for the recovery to take hold. And the dampening investor confidence rubbed off on the Asian investor in morning trades. http://smallpersonalloans.org.uk

Nabard okays Rs 2.14 cr loan for drinking water
The National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) has sanctioned a loan of Rs. 2.14 crore to the state government for implementation of a drinking water scheme at Lingdok Bazaar in East Sikkim, an official release said today.

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India for new initiatives with ASEAN on economic meltdown
India will make a strong pitch for new initiatives with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to collectively respond to challenges thrown up by the global economic meltdown and climate change during the two day India-ASEAN and East Asia Summits beginning in Thailand on Saturday.
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Atlas Acquisition to buy Koosharem Corp for $840 mn

Dabur"s promoter family member Gaurav Burman-led Atlas Acquisition today said it will acquire US-based staffing and employment services company Koosharem Corporation for $840 million (around Rs 3,900 crore) and merge with itself. Sensex ends up 35pts The merged entity will be called Select Staffing, the company said in a statement. "We believe that Atlas’ cash coupled with Select Staffing’s business gives Atlas shareholders an ideal platform for future value creation," Atlas Acquisition Holdings Corp President Gaurav Burman said. The company said that after the completion of the merger, Select Staffing"s current management team will remain in place with D Stephen Sorensen serving as chairman and chief executive officer, Paul J Sorensen as president, and Jeff Mitchell as chief financial officer of the combined company. Under the merger agreement, Select Staffing shareholders will receive approximately 24,700,000 shares of Atlas, or 42.5 per cent of the combined company while Atlas founders will retire 1,000,000 shares for no consideration. "Post closing, the combined company is expected to have a total of about 58,200,000 shares outstanding," the company said. Besides, as part of the transaction, Select Staffing is expected to retire around $200 million in total debt. However, the proposed transaction is subject to shareholder approval of the merger agreement, it said.


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