Mergers and Acquisitions

Mergers and Acquisitions Articles

Jet.com, a Wal-Mart subsidiary, has acquired women's fashion retailer ModCloth for an undisclosed sum. ModCloth, which has been struggling recently, has been in business since 2002.
People has held the top tier of the celebrity magazine business for decades. American Media has made a deal to challenge that by buying Us Weekly from Wenner Communications
Although many see Intel's acquisition of Mobileye in a positive light, one key analyst slashed its price target on Intel and downgraded the stock.
Shares of MoneyGram International soared on Tuesday following a new acquisition bid from Euronet Worldwide.
Gilead Sciences has long been in need of a catalyst to move its business, and a lot of investors and analysts alike have considered this company dead money until something happens.
Intel will pay more than $15 billion to acquire autonomous driving company Mobileye in the largest deal to date in the fast-moving self-driving technology race.
Each of these companies faces challenges if the purchase of national media properties becomes a major strategic path in the newspaper industry to increase audience size, revenue and earnings.
After a weak fourth quarter, the GE Power business is poised for a recovery, despite the weak heavy duty gas turbine environment, as GE is taking advantage of its broader suite of products...
After some analysts and publications have discussed how overvalued the parent of Snapchat really is, one more analyst has chimed in with a less negative view of Snap.
Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne said at the Geneva Motor Show that he remains open to a potential merger with GM.
Since its IPO last week, Snap's shares have dropped below where they entered the market. Is Snap becoming an acquisition target?
Analysts at Jefferies announced Monday morning that they had boosted their rating on both Dow Chemical and DuPont to Buy as prospects for the companies' merger brighten.
Each year, the analysts at RBC come out with a detailed list of smaller companies they feel are targets for acquisitions. These four health care candidates look extremely attractive.
While there is absolutely no guarantee that these companies are acquired, they all are interesting contrarian value play stocks to buy in aggressive growth portfolios on their own.
While there is absolutely no guarantee that these companies are acquired, they all are outstanding stocks to own in aggressive growth portfolios on their own.