In the bag: Coach buying Kate Spade for $2.4 billion
Coach will spend $2.4 billion for Kate Spade, tying together two premier brands in the luxury goods sector that have fought to snare younger shoppers.
Sinclair Broadcast to Buy Tribune Media for About $3.9B
Broadcaster Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc said on Monday it would buy Tribune Media Co for about $3.9 billion cash and stock and assume about $2.7 billion in debt.
AkzoNobel rejects third takeover bid from PPG worth $29 bln
Dutch industrial paints and chemicals company AkzoNobel has rejected a third unsolicited takeover bid from American rival PPG Industries, saying it is not in the interests of shareholders.
Kate Spade sold to Coach for $2.4B in 2017
Kate Spade & Co. was acquired for $2.4 billion in May 2017.
Coach to Buy Kate Spade in Deal Valued at $2.4B
Handbag maker Coach said it would buy Kate Spade & Co for $2.4 billion as it looks tap the smaller rival's popularity among millennials.
Gulf carrier Etihad Airways names veteran exec interim CEO
The parent company of Etihad Airways has tapped one of its own executives to take over for the outgoing CEO who oversaw the Gulf carrier's aggressive expansion and acquisition spree.
Gulf carrier Etihad Airways names veteran exec interim CEO
The parent company of Etihad Airways has tapped one of its own executives to take over for the outgoing CEO who oversaw the Gulf carrier's aggressive expansion and acquisition spree.
Sinclair Broadcast Nears Deal for Tribune Media
Sinclair Broadcast Group is nearing a deal to acquire Tribune Media for close to $4 billion after prevailing in an auction for one of the largest U.S. television station operators, according to people familiar with the matter.
Akzo Nobel Again Declines PPG Takeover Proposal
Dutch paint maker Akzo Nobel rejected a third takeover proposal from larger U.S. rival PPG valued at $29.51 billion saying it undervalues the company.
Detroit Packard car plant still in ruins 3 years after sale
More than three years after a Peruvian developer bought the massive Detroit Packard car plant, signs of a promised development have yet to rise from the rubble.
Anthem asks Supreme Court to review blocked Cigna deal
Health insurer Anthem is not ready to give up its $48-billlion bid to buy rival Cigna and now hopes to find a favorable audience in the U.S. Supreme Court.
Anthem asks Supreme Court to review blocked Cigna deal
Health insurer Anthem is not ready to give up its $48-billlion bid to buy rival Cigna and now hopes to find a favorable audience in the U.S. Supreme Court.
Syngenta Shareholders Accept ChemChina's $43B Takeover Offer
China National Chemical said shareholders of Swiss agribusiness giant Syngenta accepted its takeover offer, paving the way for the completion of China's largest-ever foreign acquisition.
Syngenta Shareholders Accept ChemChina's $43B Takeover Offer
China National Chemical said shareholders of Swiss agribusiness giant Syngenta accepted its takeover offer, paving the way for the completion of China's largest-ever foreign acquisition.
Sibanye Gold expands platinum holdings with US acquisition
A South African gold mining company has completed a $2.2 billion acquisition of the only U.S. producer of platinum and palladium.
Wicked Weed beer sale marks flashpoint in brewery turf wars
The sale of North Carolina's beloved Wicked Weed beer to the company that makes Budweiser is coming at a cost for the Asheville craft brewer.
Wicked Weed beer sale marks flashpoint in brewery turf wars
The sale of North Carolina's beloved Wicked Weed beer to the company that makes Budweiser is coming at a cost for the Asheville craft brewer.
FCC Chair Ajit Pai on Tribune Media sale, net neutrality
FCC chairman on media mergers, net neutrality
Delphi to spin off powertrain unit into separate company
Automotive parts and electronics maker Delphi Corp. plans to spin off its vehicle powertrain operations into a separate publicly traded company.
Fairfax Media cuts staff in Australia after NZ merger tossed
Struggling Australian publishing giant Fairfax Media said Wednesday it would axe around a quarter of its newsroom staff in Australia, prompting journalists at two of the company's major newspapers to strike.














