Sen. Blumenthal troubled by proposed Sprint-T-Mobile merger
Connecticut U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal is concerned about the proposed merger between phone companies Sprint and T-Mobile.
T-Mobile, Sprint to merge in all-stock deal
The new company will be named T-Mobile, with current CEO John Legere remaining in charge.
British grocer Sainsbury's in merger talks with Walmart unit
U.K. grocery chain Sainsbury's has confirmed it is in advanced discussions about a merger with Walmart Inc.'s British unit, Asda.
T-Mobile, Sprint said to be finalizing merger
The combined entities would form the third-largest mobile carrier service in the U.S.
CBS-Viacom continue to negotiate deal to merge: report
CBS and Viacom
GE CEO Flannery inherited an incredible mess: Bob Wright
Bob Wright on General Electric
Comcast enters bidding war with 21st Century Fox for Sky
Comcast makes bid for Sky
Sky withdraws recommendation for Fox bid after higher Comcast offer
The independent directors of pay-TV group Sky said they were withdrawing their recommendation of a takeover bid from Rupert Murdoch's Fox.
Comcast offers $31B for Sky, going head-to-head with Fox
Comcast offers 15% more than Fox for the pay-tv company Sky.
Sinclair Broadcast Group to sell 9 TV stations for $441.7M
Sinclair Broadcast Group will sell nine TV stations to Standard Media Group for $441.7 million as part of its plan to meet regulatory approval for its pending $3.9 billion acquisition of Tribune Media.
Whirlpool to sell compressor business to Japan's Nidec for $1.08B
Whirlpool is selling the compressor business for a little over $1 billion in cash.
Sears' biggest shareholder offers to buy Kenmore brand
Eddie Lampert's hedge fund, Sears' biggest shareholder, has asked the struggling retailer to sell the Kenmore brand and the chain's home improvement business.
Walmart may close Flipkart deal next month
Amazon, Walmart have been in an intense competition to buy India’s largest e-commerce company
Germany's Fresenius, US-based Akorn at odds over merger deal
Germany's Fresenius and U.S.-based pharmaceutical manufacturer Akorn Inc. are at odds over the German company's decision to terminate a more than $4.3 billion takeover agreement, citing alleged breaches of data integrity requirements.
Greece beats budget target as it looks to post-bailout era
Greece has beaten its bailout budget targets for a third successive year and eased its massive debt burden by a fraction as the country prepares to exit its international rescue program in four months.
Shire rejects Takeda’s $63 billion offer
Takeda shares fall after Shire rejects $63 billion offer.
Kremlin says nationalizing sanction-hit Rusal is an option
The Kremlin says a temporary nationalization of aluminum producer Rusal is being discussed after the company was hit by United States sanctions.
China: Qualcomm plan 'has difficulty' resolving concerns
The Chinese government says Qualcomm Inc.'s plan for its $44 billion acquisition of NXP Semiconductors "has difficulty" resolving concerns of anti-monopoly regulators.
Procter & Gamble acquires Merck's consumer health business for about $4.21 billion
P&G adds consumer health products from Germany's Merck for $4,21 billion.
Indonesia court rules against seizure of luxury yacht
A Jakarta court has ruled against the Indonesian police's seizure of a luxury yacht wanted as part of a U.S. probe into alleged multibillion-dollar theft and laundering of funds from a Malaysian state investment company.