Mergers and Acquisitions

Mergers and Acquisitions Articles

courtesy of TwitterTwitter, Inc. (NYSE: TWTR) may have become just the latest stock hoaxes to sucker-in many gullible investors. The reports that the company had a bid of $31 billion were from a fake...
ThinkstockA subsidiary of IAC/InterActiveCorp (NASDAQ: IACI), The Match Group, announced Tuesday that it has entered into a definitive agreement to purchase PlentyOfFish. The total transaction is...
Bookseller Books-A-Million has signed a definitive agreement with a newly organized entity owned by the company's controlling Anderson family.
Tuesday morning, WPX Energy announced a definitive merger agreement with privately held RKI Exploration & Production for a total payment of $2.75 billion.
Remy International and BorgWarner announced Monday morning that they had entered into a definitive merger agreement.
Marathon Petroleum announced Monday morning that MPLX will acquire MarkWest Energy Partners in a deal worth about $20 billion.
If the reports are accurate, Lockheed Martin may be paying $8 billion or more to United Technology for its Sikorsky unit.
While there is absolutely no guarantee that any of these companies catch a bid and be bought out, they all have outstanding pipelines and prospects.
Procter & Gamble announced Thursday morning that it would be signing a definitive agreement to merge 43 of its beauty brands with Coty in a Reverse Morris Trust transaction.
E-Commerce China Dangdang may be the next "go private" transaction in China, wherein management buys the company on the cheap.
Struggling cosmetics maker Avon Products announced Thursday morning that the company had sold its Liz Earle skincare brand to Walgreens Boot Alliance.
Horizon Pharma has gone hostile in its attempt to take over DepoMed. These companies have been in talks since March, but an agreement was never reached.
Energy yieldco TerraForm Power has agreed to acquire 930 megawatts of wind power-generation plants from Invenergy Wind for $2 billion.
Kraft Heinz opened its first day of trading Monday at $71 a share and rose as high as $74.29 in the first hour of trading.
A deal announced in late March that brought together two of the country’s best-known consumer food products companies is now complete and stock in the new Kraft Heinz Company begins trading Monday...