Mergers and Acquisitions

Houston Texans star J.J. Watt suggests fans of the popular burger joint Whataburger get together and buy the Texas-based chain back after a majority stake was sold to a Chicago investment firm.

It is crunch time for T-Mobile and Sprint.

An investment firm has purchased a majority stake in Whataburger as the Texas-based fast-food company seeks to expand in an increasingly competitive market.

A Texas-based water park company has sold two of its attractions and given the buyer the right to acquire its Kansas site where a 10-year-old boy was killed nearly three years ago.

The two banks are expected to complete their merger this fall and gradually shift toward a combined operation with a new name, Truist Bank.

Oh, sure you might say that the natural gas sector is beaten and battered, and its best days are behind it. Of course that’s also what they said about the Cowboys in 1989.

Immortals Gaming Company has acquired Infinite Esports in what is believed to be the competitive video gaming industry's first $100 million deal.

T-Mobile and Sprint are prepared to fight the 10 state attorneys general suing to block their $26 billion merger if the Justice Dept. approves the deal, FOX Business has learned.

Walmart is eliminating the position of president at its Jet.com subsidiary, which it acquired in 2016, as it further merges the rest of its team with its namesake online operations.

Renault Chairman Jean-Dominique Senard expressed his frustration Wednesday with the French government for resisting a merger deal proposed by Fiat Chrysler.

Financial news company TheStreet announced Wednesday that it had reached a merger agreement to be acquired by TheMaven Inc.

United Technologies CEO Greg Hayes and Raytheon CEO Tom Kennedy explain the benefits of the deal.

United Technologies’ move from Connecticut to Boston over taxes is ‘false,’ said Greg Hayes.

Companies have already began to start rolling out 5G, said Connecticut AG William Tong.