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In Pics: Looking Back At 2024 - Remembering Those Who Left Us
As we bid farewell to 2024 and recount the glories of the season, we remember there were tears too.
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This French Castle, One Of The Most Expensive Homes, Is On Sale For $452 Million
Chateau d'Armainvilliers was damaged during the French Revolution, but it was reconstructed in the middle of the 1800s.
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Jacob Rothschild, Key Member Of Family Bank Empire, Dies At 87
British financier Jacob Rothschild, a prominent member of the Rothschild banking empire and philanthropist, has died at the age of 87, his family announced Monday.
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Edelweiss, ICICI Securities In Race To Be Air India Sale Advisor
KPMG, BNP Paribas and Rothschild India Pvt Ltd are also among the seven firms in fray.
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Amtek To Shortlist Bidders For German Car Parts Maker Tekfor: Report
Seven of the bids came from car parts makers, including a state-owned Chinese firm, while one offer was made by a private equity group, one of the sources said.
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Teva To Sell Allergan's Generics Business In UK, Ireland To Intas Pharmaceuticals
Greenhill & Co is Teva's financial adviser, while Rothschild & Co is advising Intas Pharmaceuticals.
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This Little Duck-Billed Dinosaur Had A Facial Tumor That Still Affects Humans Today
Doctor Bruce Rothschild is an expert in ancient diseases. He's studied tuberculosis in mastodons and arthritis in a Tyrannosaurus rex. But even he'd never seen this particular type of tumor in a dinosaur before. No one had.
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How China Fell For A Rothschild. No, Not One Of Those Rothschilds.
An upper-class English accent and a famous family name can get you a long way in China.
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No More Pipe Dreams in Indian IPOs, Fair Pricing Must: Rothschild
Bullish on the IPO market in India, global investment banking giant Rothschild has said fair pricing has become a must for offers to succeed and the promoters can no longer sell "pipe dreams".
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Intel to Buy Altera for $16.7 Billion to Boost Data Center Business
By combining with Altera, Intel will be able to bundle its processing chips with the smaller company's programmable chips, which are used, among other things, to speed up Web-searches.
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Rothschild Names Richard Stagg as India Chairman
Rothschild Group, a financial advisory group, appointed Richard Stagg as chairman of India from May 1.
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How to run or ruin a company in 140 characters
Twitter has proven to be a dangerous platform for plain-speaking chief executives.
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How to run or ruin a company in 140 characters
When Nat Rothschild, the co-founder of troubled miner ARMS, insulted his former investment partner on Twitter last week, he showed the power of social media for business leaders seeking publicity - but also the perils of saying the wrong thing.
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Fire partially destroys landmark Paris mansion
Fire has partially destroyed a landmark mansion on Paris' Ile Saint Louis that once belonged to the Rothschild dynasty.
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Private banking's new play: schmoozing with a dynasty
How do you impress someone who can afford almost anything? Last March, about 20 wealthy guests gathered at Au Jardin Les Amis, an award-winning French restaurant in Singapore's Botanic Gardens to meet Baron Eric de Rothschild and representatives of the Zurich-based private bank that bears his name.
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In Pics: Looking Back At 2024 - Remembering Those Who Left Us
As we bid farewell to 2024 and recount the glories of the season, we remember there were tears too.
-
This French Castle, One Of The Most Expensive Homes, Is On Sale For $452 Million
Chateau d'Armainvilliers was damaged during the French Revolution, but it was reconstructed in the middle of the 1800s.
-
Jacob Rothschild, Key Member Of Family Bank Empire, Dies At 87
British financier Jacob Rothschild, a prominent member of the Rothschild banking empire and philanthropist, has died at the age of 87, his family announced Monday.
-
Edelweiss, ICICI Securities In Race To Be Air India Sale Advisor
KPMG, BNP Paribas and Rothschild India Pvt Ltd are also among the seven firms in fray.
-
Amtek To Shortlist Bidders For German Car Parts Maker Tekfor: Report
Seven of the bids came from car parts makers, including a state-owned Chinese firm, while one offer was made by a private equity group, one of the sources said.
-
Teva To Sell Allergan's Generics Business In UK, Ireland To Intas Pharmaceuticals
Greenhill & Co is Teva's financial adviser, while Rothschild & Co is advising Intas Pharmaceuticals.
-
This Little Duck-Billed Dinosaur Had A Facial Tumor That Still Affects Humans Today
Doctor Bruce Rothschild is an expert in ancient diseases. He's studied tuberculosis in mastodons and arthritis in a Tyrannosaurus rex. But even he'd never seen this particular type of tumor in a dinosaur before. No one had.
-
How China Fell For A Rothschild. No, Not One Of Those Rothschilds.
An upper-class English accent and a famous family name can get you a long way in China.
-
No More Pipe Dreams in Indian IPOs, Fair Pricing Must: Rothschild
Bullish on the IPO market in India, global investment banking giant Rothschild has said fair pricing has become a must for offers to succeed and the promoters can no longer sell "pipe dreams".
-
Intel to Buy Altera for $16.7 Billion to Boost Data Center Business
By combining with Altera, Intel will be able to bundle its processing chips with the smaller company's programmable chips, which are used, among other things, to speed up Web-searches.
-
Rothschild Names Richard Stagg as India Chairman
Rothschild Group, a financial advisory group, appointed Richard Stagg as chairman of India from May 1.
-
How to run or ruin a company in 140 characters
Twitter has proven to be a dangerous platform for plain-speaking chief executives.
-
How to run or ruin a company in 140 characters
When Nat Rothschild, the co-founder of troubled miner ARMS, insulted his former investment partner on Twitter last week, he showed the power of social media for business leaders seeking publicity - but also the perils of saying the wrong thing.
-
Fire partially destroys landmark Paris mansion
Fire has partially destroyed a landmark mansion on Paris' Ile Saint Louis that once belonged to the Rothschild dynasty.
-
Private banking's new play: schmoozing with a dynasty
How do you impress someone who can afford almost anything? Last March, about 20 wealthy guests gathered at Au Jardin Les Amis, an award-winning French restaurant in Singapore's Botanic Gardens to meet Baron Eric de Rothschild and representatives of the Zurich-based private bank that bears his name.
