1. Billionaire Carlos Slim’s wireless carrier América Móvil (AMX) offered about $6.5 billion for the 40.4 percent it doesn’t already own of Teléfonos de México (TMX), the nation’s largest fixed-line carrier.

2. Kirin, Japan’s No. 2 brewer, paid $2.5 billion for Aleadri-Schinni Participações e Representações, a company that holds 50.5 percent of Brazil’s No. 2 beermaker.

3. Hong Kong office and shopping mall landlord Swire Pacific agreed to sell its Festival Walk shopping center for $2.4 billion to a unit of Singapore’s state-owned investment firm Temasek.

4. Germany’s Fresenius Medical Care (FMS) agreed to pay $1.7 billion for Mercer Island (Wash.)-based Liberty Dialysis to expand its U.S. clinic network.

5. General Electric (GE) and SeaCo are selling GE SeaCo, their jointly owned shipping-container lessor, for $1.1 billion to HNA Group and Bravia Capital. GE will get about $500 million from the deal.

6. HSBC (HBC) agreed to sell its upstate New York branch network to First Niagara Financial Group (FNFG) for about $1 billion as it pares U.S. operations.

7. Looking to add satellite-based mobile communication services, EADS will pay Apax Partners $960 million for Paris-based Vizada.

8. Arkansas-based telecommunications services provider Windstream (WIN) is paying about $891 million for New York’s Paetec (PAET) to add broadband network assets. It will also assume or refinance $1.4 billion of Paetec’s debt.

9. Oil field services company Archer will acquire all the operating companies of Great White Energy Services for $742 million. Great White specializes in extracting oil and gas from shale.

10. Twitter raised $400 million from Digital Sky Techologies, the investment fund led by Russian billionaire Yuri Milner, says a person with knowledge of the deal.