Mergers and Acquisitions

Mergers and Acquisitions Articles

IBM has more workers in India than the United States, Toyota announced an electronic car joint venture with Mazda, Uber will kill is car leasing business, and other important headlines.
A merger between these two giants could prove formidable for its rivals, and at the same time provide significant returns to investors, according to one key analyst.
Genuine Parts shares made a solid gain to kick off the week, pushing back to even on the year. What spurred this turnaround?
It has been widely speculated that a merger of T-Mobile and Sprint would create a very powerful number-three wireless telecom carrier in the United States. But how would that work?
General Electric has agreed to sell its industrial solutions business to Swiss engineering firm ABB for $2.6 billion. The transaction is the first under new GE CEO John Flannery.
Time has disclosed some of its assets are for sale. That puts even more focus on what will happen with the properties it has left.
Both Sprint and T-Mobile shares made handy gains on Tuesday after it came to light that these major telecom players were actively in merger talks.
Synchronoss Technologies saw its shares take a big step back, almost touching a multiyear low, after the firm provided an update on its strategic alternatives.
Dimension Therapeutics saw one of the largest gains on the day after it came to light that the firm received an acquisition offering from Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical.
Northrop Grumman has agreed to pay $7.8 billion in cash and assume $1.4 billion in debt in a deal valued at $9.2 billion to acquire missile and space firm Orbital ATK.
Rolling Stone magazine will be sold, the Senate wants more information about how Russian interests used Facebook during the presidential election, and more important headlines.
Japanese conglomerate Softbank has made an offer to invest funds into Uber, Nissan and Renault have set a goal to sell 14 million vehicles a year by 2022, and more important headlines.
Tenet Healthcare watched its shares make a handy gain early on Thursday after The Wall Street Journal announced that it was exploring the possibility of a sale.
Apple and Dell may bid for the Toshiba chips business, Boeing will increase production of its flagship Dreamliner, Saudi Arabia may delay its huge Aramco IPO, and more important headlines.
Shares of Inventure Foods saw one of their better gains in the market on Wednesday, after the firm said that it plans to sell its frozen food business.