Mergers and Acquisitions

AbbVie Inc. inked a deal to buy Allergan for about $63 billion, the companies announced Tuesday.

Del Frisco’s Restaurant Group announced Monday it will be acquired by private equity firm L Catterton.

The combined company will retain the Caesars name. 

Hawaii, Massachusetts, Minnesota and Nevada joined the effort to stop the merger between T-Mobile and Sprint.

These days, the news about local news seems relentlessly bad: Newsroom employment, down by nearly half over the past 15 years.

Two of the world's largest coal producers have announced they will combine mining operations in Wyoming and Colorado in an attempt to improve their competitiveness against growing competition from natural gas and renewable energy sources.

MGA Entertainment’s CEO said he’s no longer interested in merging with Mattel, saying there’s “too much mess to clean up” at the toymaker that rejected his offer.

The Berkshire Eagle has an expanded investigative team.

The company that recently bought Sports Illustrated has found someone to run it: a small media company called Maven.

Sotheby’s will be taken private after reaching a deal to be acquired by art collector and telecom entrepreneur Patrick Drahi for $3.7 billion.

Pfizer Inc said on Monday it would acquire Array Biopharma Inc for $10.64 billion in cash, giving it access to the target's approved drugs for skin cancer and the targeted cancer medicines in its pipeline.