Canadian oil and gas producer Cenovus Energy Inc will buy peer Husky Energy Inc in an all-stock transaction valued at US$23.6 billion, inclusive of debt, the companies said in a joint statement on Sunday.
Canadian oil and gas producer Cenovus Energy Inc will buy peer Husky Energy Inc in an all-stock transaction valued at US$23.6 billion, inclusive of debt, the companies said in a joint statement on Sunday.
Canadian oil and gas producer Cenovus Energy Inc will buy peer Husky Energy Inc in an all-stock transaction valued at US$23.6 billion, inclusive of debt, the companies said in a joint statement on Sunday.
Cenovus Energy Inc will buy Husky Energy Inc in an all-stock transaction valued at US$23.6 billion, the companies said in a statement on Sunday.
SEOUL: Lee Kun-hee, South Korea's richest person and chairman of Samsung Electronics, died on Sunday (Oct 25), leaving behind considerable assets subject to be potentially inherited by his surviving family as well as inheritance tax. Here is a rundown of his net worth, which Forbes says amounts to ......
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Lee Kun-hee, charismatic leader of Samsung Group, South Korea’s biggest conglomerate, died on Sunday, the company said, six months after he was hospitalised for a heart attack.
Lee Kun-hee, charismatic leader of Samsung Group, South Korea’s biggest conglomerate, died on Sunday, the company said, six months after he was hospitalised for a heart attack.
In February 1993, five years after taking over from his father at South Korea's Samsung Group, 51-year-old Lee Kun-hee was frustrated that he wasn't making his mark.
