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WSJ.com: Deals & Deal Makers

Wyly Brothers Face SEC Fraud Charges

Billionaire brothers Sam Wyly and Charles Wyly hid $550 million in trading profits by using an "elaborate sham system" of offshore entities, the Securities and Exchange Commission charged Thursday.

Disney to Sell Miramax

Walt Disney Company said it will sell Miramax Films to Filmyard Holdings for more than $660 million.

National Opera Considers Merger

The Washington National Opera, facing financial challenges, is exploring a possible merger with the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.

Barclays Makes a Splash in Financing

Bad loans helped destroy Lehman Brothers. Now the firm's survivors hope fresh lending will help burnish the reputation of new employer Barclays Capital.

Abbott Looks at Foreign Deals

Australian opposition leader Tony Abbott said Friday his Liberal-National coalition of center-right parties could revise the country's foreign investment laws if it wins the general election.

SKS Listing Fully Subscribed

The initial public offering of India's SKS Microfinance was fully subscribed, a banker involved in the share sale said.

LNR Property Gets $417 Million Infusion

Commercial real-estate company LNR has secured a $417 million equity infusion to help pay off a chunk of its debt.

Ocado's IPO Buyers Include Fidelity, Other Early Investors

Ocado Group's new shareholders look a lot like the U.K. online retailer's old ones. Among the IPO buyers was fund giant Fidelity, which also invested in the company last year.

Unease With Newsweek Bidder

Washington Post is balking at selling Newsweek's to Avenue Capital, concerned about the hedge fund's plans to partner with the National Enquirer.

BP Aims to Sell Venezuela Assets

BP is in talks to sell its stakes in oil projects in Venezuela to its Russian joint venture TNK-BP, part of a $30 billion asset disposal program designed to help it meet the costs of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

Mixed Debut for Three IPOs

Online investment tool provider Envestnet Inc. led a trio of initial public offerings, gaining 10%. Chesapeake Midstream Partners also rose, while rare-earth miner Molycorp fell.

Essar, Vodafone Mull Joint-Venture IPO

The chief executive of Essar said the Indian conglomerate is in early talks with Vodafone Group about an initial public offering for their joint venture, Vodafone Essar.

PartyGaming, Bwin Merge

PartyGaming plans to merge with Austrian sports-book operator Bwin Interactive Entertainment, creating the world's largest listed online-gambling business.

Avis Tops Hertz Bid For Dollar

Avis entered its $46.50-a-share bid for Dollar Thrifty, topping a competing offer from car-rental rival Hertz.

Panasonic To Buy Out Two Units

Panasonic said it will spend up to $9.4 billion to buy all remaining shares in Sanyo Electric and Panasonic Electric Works.

Telefónica Gets Control of Vivo

Spain's Telefónica agreed to pay $9.75 billion to win full control of Vivo, a Brazilian wireless joint venture it had with Portugal Telecom.

Huiyuan Juice Spikes on Danone Deal

Huiyuan Juice shares rose as much as 8% after French food giant Danone said it is selling its stake to a private-equity firm.

Russia's DST Plans IPO

Russian Internet firm Digital Sky Technologies has hired investment banks to organize an initial public offering in 2011, a person familiar with the plans said.

Casey's Plans Buyback

Casey's General Stores, looking to thwart an unsolicited takeover offer from convenience-store operator Couche-Tard, announced a $500 million stock buyback.

Krishnan Plans Buyouts of Measat, Tanjong

Malaysian billionaire Ananda Krishnan announced plans to buy out satellite operator Measat Global and intends to make a similar proposal for power and gaming firm Tanjong.

China's ICBC Details $6.64 Billion Rights Offer

Industrial & Commercial Bank of China plans to raise as much as $6.64 billion in a rights offer, the latest of China's banks to announce major fund-raising plans to shore up capital.

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