Mergers and Acquisitions

Owners of the newly-privatized port of Thessaloniki, in Greece's second-largest city, say they will need to spend an additional 27 million euros ($33.4 million) on unforeseen equipment repairs and upgrades, arguing that facilities were in far worse condition than described by the previous, state-appointed management.

Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Monday: Eldorado Resorts Inc., up $5.80 to $41.50

The owner of the Chicago Tribune is said to be in talks with multiple companies.

Carl Icahn's company has struck an approximately $1.85 billion deal that would fuse the gaming and hotel operations of Tropicana Entertainment to Eldorado Resorts Inc.

Shire said on Monday it would consider returning proceeds from the sale to shareholders through a buyback and that further selective disposals of non-strategic assets were possible.

The Massachusetts-based company has filed for bankruptcy protection.

South Carolina's state-owned utility says it wants a say in whether its partner in building two failed nuclear plants can merge with a Virginia utility.

The "Costco for millennials” prefers to stay independent and expand.

The low-cost carrier’s shares jumped as much as 45% on the news.

British Airways' parent company says it is considering making an offer for low-cost carrier Norwegian Air Shuttle.

Nine months into a strategic review and General Electric has some up with some options.

The U.K. Takeover Panel will require Walt Disney to make a mandatory offer for Sky if its proposed acquisition of assets from 21st Century Fox goes through.

Walmart may reach a deal by the end of June to buy a majority stake in India's Flipkart.

Takata Corp., the Japanese air bag maker embroiled in a massive recall, says the acquisition by U.S. mobility safety company Key Safety Systems has been completed, and the president resigned.

Takata Corp., maker of defective air bags, says acquisition by Key Safety Systems is complete and its president resigned.

Merger talks are reportedly back on for the third time in four years.

Some familiar hotel chains are getting their names tweaked.