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Luxembourg's Millicom broke off talks to be acquired by China Mobile after the two couldn''t agree on a price
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Jul. 4, 2006

Luxembourg's Millicom broke off talks to be acquired by China Mobile after the two couldn''t agree on a price. The deal, expected to be valued at more than $5 billion, would have been the biggest foreign acquisition by a Chinese company.
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