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“American International Group Inc.’s appointment of Mark Tucker as chief executive officer of its Asian unit shows AIG may eventually be planning a takeover bid of Prudential Plc’s division in the region, analysts said.” (Bloomberg)
Airbus SAS and Boeing Co. are poised to win orders this week from plane-leasing companies returning to the market after the economic crisis, said four people familiar with the planned announcements. (Bloomberg)
Kinder Morgan, the pipeline giant that was taken private in a $22 billion leveraged buyout three years ago, is proceeding with plans for an initial public offering (Bloomberg)
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