Portugal sell-off still has juicy bits: advisor

7 February 2012, 5:10 am

LISBON (Reuters) - Portugal's state sell-off plan still has companies that are likely to lure investors, after the successful sale of stakes in two major firms which defied the impact of the debt crisis, an advisor to the process said on Tuesday. Privatizations make part of the terms of a 78 billion euro ($102 billion) EU/IMF bailout program for Portugal and, unlike Greece, the Iberian country ...... Read More »

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