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Ineos, the debt-laden chemical group that has just unveiled plans to move its headquarters from the UK to Switzerland to save tax, has itself been handed tens of millions of pounds in tax relief on the huge £6bn debt burden it used to fund its acquisition spree.

Numericable will use the proceeds to fund its acquisition of SFR, which it is buying from Vivendi in a €17 billion deal.

The world's largest drug maker issued $13.5 billion in corporate debt on Tuesday in what will be the largest sale of U.S. dollar-denominated corporate bonds next to Roche 's $16.0 billion offering that it made last month to fund its acquisition of Genentech.

It will use the proceeds to help fund its acquisition of the Ravenswood power plant in New York and construction of the Keystone oil pipeline.

Actavis issued the bonds to fund its acquisition of Allergan, the maker of Botox.

Tata Chemicals Ltd. will raise $850 million through debt to fund its acquisition of U.S. soda-ash maker General Chemical Industrial Products, its managing director said on Tuesday.

Russian state-owned Rosneft, which has provoked massive speculation over how it will fund its $9.3 billion acquisition of the Yukos oil company's biggest production unit, is set to borrow more than $4.5 billion from unknown sources, the business daily Vedomosti said Friday.

Meanwhile, Musical.ly in December announced a $50 million creator fund, following its acquisition by Chinese social media giant Toutiao, owned by Bytedance.

Leading mortgage provider Commonwealth Bank of Australia shed 6.6% to 42.18 Australian dollars ($29.29) after it sold 2 billion Australian dollars ($1.4 billion) worth of stock to raise funds for its acquisition of HBOS' Australian units.

Leading mortgage provider Commonwealth Bank of Australia shed 6.1%, to 42.40 Australian dollars ($29.34), after it sold 2 billion Australian dollars ($1.4 billion) worth of stock to raise funds for its acquisition of HBOS' Australian units.

In the event, it was priced at 10.25%, and then traded down in the market to 10.5%, according to S&P's Leveraged Commentary & Data (LCD), a non-ratings unit that reports on the loan and high-yield bond markets.In the second deal, Carlyle Group, another private-equity firm, raised funds for its acquisition of Verizon's Hawaiian telecommunication business.