By Foo Yun Chee BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Infineon Technologies, Philips and several other chipmakers could face fines after European competition regulators said they may have colluded to fix prices for chips used in mobile SIM cards, passports and bank cards. The European Commission said it sent documents setting out its concerns to companies it suspected of behaving like a cartel in the market for smart card chips, which are also used in pay television systems and identity cards.

By Claire Ruckin LONDON (Reuters) - Bankers are working on a refinancing of the 4 billion pound ($6.2 billion) debts of the private equity-owned firm behind British motoring services firm AA <AUTSO.UL> and travel company Saga, banking sources said on Monday.

Satellite operator Intelsat Global Holdings announced Tuesday a plan for an initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange. The privately held company said it would price the shares between $21 and $25 per share to raise as much as $710 million. The date of the IPO was not announced. The Luxembourg group, which will simplify its name to Intelsat SA and trade under the ticker "I," proposed to issue 21.74 million common shares and three million Series A mandatory convertible junior non-voting preferred shares.

LONDON, March 5 (Reuters) - Digital sports rights group Perform bought a Dutch soccer website on Tuesday, continuing a trend of bolt-on deals that helped the company to double annual profit in 2012. Perform said on Tuesday it was paying an initial 2 million euros ($2.6 million) for Voetbalzone.nl, with an additional payment of up to 10.5 million euros to be made depending on performance over the next three years.