Mergers and Acquisitions

Private-equity firms, corporations and individuals that acquire companies often pay in part with loans made by investment banks to the businesses they buy.

Cryptocurrencies traded higher Thursday morning, stemming this week's declines following the collapse of a deal involving FTX.

Billionaire Elon Musk sold almost $4 billion in Tesla shares, a total of 19.5 million in the days following the Twitter takeover.

Crypto exchange Binance said Tuesday it plans to purchase rival FTX, which acknowledged it is experiencing a "liquidity crunch" and asked for the deal.

Walgreens will put up $3.5 billion of the $8.9 billion deal to add Summit Health-CityMD to it's primary care portfolio.

Private Equity spent more on the midterms than ever before. The top five highest recipients were all Democrats with a Republican as the sixth largest.

Washington DC judge blocks the merger of the United States' two largest book publishing houses, preventing them from amassing a dominant 49% market share.

A $4 billion dividend payment to Albertson's investors which was due Monday has been put on hold by a Washington State court.

A judge blocked the $2.2 billion merger of top publishers Penguin Random House and rival Simon & Schuster, agreeing with the argument laid out by the Justice Department.

J&J's cardiovascular devices business will benefit from the $16.6 billion deal to acquire Abiomed. The deal comes at a time when J&J is spinning off its consumer health business.

The New York Stock Exchange, which suspended trading of Twitter stock on Friday, has notified the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that shares of the social media company will be delisted on Nov. 8.

Elon Musk's $54.20 per share Twitter buyout has reached the finish line. Here's what could lie ahead for the social media giant under the ownership of the world's richest man.

Several attorneys general sent a letter to Albertsons and Kroger, asking the former to hold off on a special dividend until they review the proposed merger.

Elon Musk said Twitter "aspires to be the most respected advertising platform in the world" and that ads on the platform should be "as relevant as possible" to its users' needs.

Twitter shares will reportedly be suspended from trading on Friday ahead of the deadline for Elon Musk to complete the $44 billion acquisition.

Musk posted a video to Twitter showing him carrying a sink into the building with the caption "Entering Twitter HQ – let that sink in!" He also changed his Twitter bio to "Chief Twit."

Banks have committed to providing approximately $12.5 billion in debt financing for Musk's $54.20 per share buyout of the social media giant.

The entertainment giant's restructuring charges include content and development write-offs, organizational restructuring and facility consolidation activities.

The Federal Trade Commission has an antiquated concept of how business operates and may step in to prevent grocery giant Kroger from buying rival Albertsons.

Officials are concerned about Elon Musk's plan to acquire Twitter with a group of foreign investors and possibly pull the plug on Starlink funding in Ukraine