Mergers and Acquisitions

The Nutella-owner reportedly beat out Hostess Brands for the cookie assets.

A key corporate advisory firm on Friday recommended that investors support the deal.

Antitrust and national security implications high on regulators’ list

German automaker Daimler and China's Geely are setting up a joint venture to develop and operate Daimler's Smart compact car brand worldwide as an all-electric car maker.

German rail company Deutsche Bahn says it is examining the sale of its Britain-based subsidiary Arriva.

With the Trump administration again taking aim at the Affordable Care Act, Centene will spend more than $15 billion on rival WellCare Health Plans, both big players in the ACA market.

When Matt Barber and Joel Doub bought a fishing rod manufacturer two years ago, the plan was for previous owner Tom Morgan to stay with the business for five years to mentor them.

Employee representatives at Germany's Commerzbank are calling on managers to break off talks on a possible merger with Deutsche Bank, which they are describing as an "unmanageable adventure."

Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren is calling for the breakup of what she says are unfair farming monopolies.

The offer of $305.39 per share represents a premium of about 32 percent to WellCare's closing price on Tuesday.

T-Mobile and Sprint executives may be making headway on their $26.5 billion deal.

Ride-hailing service Uber says it has acquired its Mideast competitor Careem for $3.1 billion, making it the largest-ever technology purchase in the region.

Uber is paying Careem $1.4 billion in cash and $1.7 billion in notes that will convert at a price of $55 a share.

Liberty Media, Major League Baseball, Sinclair Broadcast Group, and BIG3 look to hit a home run in their bids for the Fox RSNs

A takeover of the company could be closely scrutinized by the British authorities because of Inmarsat's position as a strategic asset.

Closely held Brammer Bio, owned by private-equity firm Ampersand Capital Partners.

One of the largest coal-fired power plants in the West will close this year as planned after a Navajo Nation company ended its long-shot bid Friday to acquire it.