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Business Maverick: India’s Bharti Airtel Plans to Kick Off IPO of $5 Billion Africa Phone UnitBharti Airtel Ltd., India’s second-biggest wireless carrier, is preparing to kick off the initial public offering of its Africa unit in a deal that could raise about $1 billion.
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Business Maverick: Private Equity’s Returns Questioned Again, This Time by BuffettPrivate equity firms, which are attracting record amounts of investor funds, have for years faced criticisms that they game their returns. Over the weekend, billionaire Warren Buffett joined the chorus.
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