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[Summary] => PURCHASE, New York At a special meeting last week, MasterCard Internationals principal members approved, by an overwhelming majority, the companys conversion to a private share corporation in connection with its merger with Europay International, the company has announced. The transaction will formally close following completion of all required regulatory reviews.
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