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Microsoft is evaluating a Megabud in an IT company, died years before the British elections and EQT has halved holdings in the sports chain.

Microsoft is evaluating Megabud
Microsoft is evaluating the possibility of adding an offer for Salesforce.com after an potential buyer expressed interest in CRM company, said an informed source told Bloomberg News.

Salesforce has taken the help of two investment banks to assess how these advances should be addressed. The company currently has a market value of nearly 50 billion dollars.

Microsoft and Salesforce signed last year an agreement to make the two companies’ software more compatible.

Microsoft CEO Satya Natella now been more than a year in office and his efforts to break Microsoft’s dependence on Windows continues. His stated strategy is “cloud first, the mobile first.”

ICA POSITIVE PICTURE E-COMMERCE
Today, approximately 20 ICA stores have chosen to start e-commerce at the company’s new platform and the goal is some 50 stores before the summer.

“The rollout will then continue throughout the year. Our experience so far is positive and many of the shops that are now running the increased its online sales gradually although it is still on the whole are small numbers. Our goal is to be the leader in online food in 2017, “writes CEO Per Strömberg in Wednesday’s interim report.

EQT halve HOLDINGS sports chain
EQT EQT V Limited’s subsidiary XIN Holding Guernsey Limited has sold 19.4 million shares, equivalent to 14 percent of the Oslo-listed sports retail chain XXL for the course 80 crowns.

According to a press release published on Tuesday evening.

After the sale takes XIN Holding Guernsey 14.1 per cent of the XXL.

The Investor is one of EQT’s largest investors.

UP IN CHINA AFTER BULLETIN FROM STATE NEWS AGENCY
Chinese shares rebounded on Wednesday, while stock markets in South Korea, Singapore and Australia fell and the Tokyo Stock Exchange was closed for the third day of the weekend row.

The increases in China was supported among others by the country’s official news agency Xinhua, which reported that both monetary policy and fiscal policy will be expansionary. Moreover, according to Xinhua the systemic risks that threaten market small.

UNITED KINGDOM: DEAD HEAT FOR ELECTION
The last opinion polls before the British parliamentary elections on Thursday suggest continued in a very evenly choice.

According to a poll by the Financial Times, published on Tuesday, are the Conservatives and Labour continued even large, with 34 percent of the vote each. Other measurements yielded the same results.

The BBC’s latest weighted measuring, from the weekend, also shows a dead heat.