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  • Directory of European Tax advisers: Arthur Andersen
    Arthur Andersen
    August 31 2000
  • Linklaters merges with Oppenhoff & Rädler
    The London-based law firm Linklaters has completed a merger with German legal group Oppenhoff & Rädler. The merger adds impetus to the firm's ambitious plan to create one of the largest legal firms in the world through a "multi-merger" between Linklaters and four other European firms.
    August 31 2000
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    Andrew Hickman joins KPMG
    Andrew Hickman Andrew Hickman, a senior member of the UK Inland Revenue's International Division, has joined the global transfer pricing group of KPMG. His decision to leave the Inland Revenue was prompted by a desire to undertake fresh challenges within the private sector.
    August 31 2000
  • Sullivan & Cromwell advises UBS
    The world's largest private bank, the Swiss financial group UBS, has bought PaineWebber, the fourth-largest client bank in the US, for $10.8 billion. The deal allows UBS to access PaineWebber's client assets, worth $475 billion.
    August 31 2000
  • Davis Polk advises on Williams deal
    Lead managers Saloman Smith Barney, Lehman Brothers and Merrill Lynch turned to Davis Polk & Wardwell in connection with the $1 billion Rule 144A issuance of high-yield notes by Williams Communications Group Inc. The Williams Communication Group distributes and manages digital assets throughout North America, as well as providing communications equipment and network services.
    August 31 2000
  • Dewey Ballantine leads $6 billion technology deal
    Dewey Ballantine's London, New York and Silicon Valley offices worked together to advise Excite@Home on a combination of its non-US assets with those of pan-European broadband provider Chello Broadband NV, worth $6 billion.
    August 31 2000
  • Herbert Smith moves into Germany
    Herbert Smith of the UK has announced a formal relationship with German firm Gleiss Lutz Hootz Hirsch. The agreement, which represents a far stronger form than an alliance, gives the two firms 15 offices across Europe and Asia, and could well lead to full corporate integration.
    August 31 2000
  • Granada turns to Lovells
    Granada Media of the UK has acquired United News and Media's ITV interests – television companies Meridian, Anglia and HTV – as well as programme production and international distribution businesses for £1.75 billion ($2.75 billion) in cash and stock. The move enables Granada to play a major role in ITV – the UK's most watched television channel – strengthening its position in UK broadcasting, content creation, pay TV and broadband.
    August 31 2000
  • Pillsbury opts for Slaughter and May
    US food manufacturer General Mills has merged with Pillsbury in a deal worth $10.5 billion. The deal will yield the owners of Pillsbury – UK spirits and beer company Diageo – an estimated $4.5 billion and a 33% share in the merged company, which will be the fifth-largest food company in the world.
    August 31 2000
  • Singapore gives the green light to joint ventures
    Singapore’s decision to liberalize legal services could create a premier league of firms in the island republic
    August 31 2000
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