Mergers and Acquisitions

The deal comes as big pharma rushes to get in on burgeoning gene therapy treatments.

In acquiring Newmont, the largest U.S. miner, Barrick would create a mining company that could be four times the size of its next closest rival.

General Electric is selling its biopharma business to Danaher Corp. for $21.4 billion as the industrial giant continues to shed pieces of itself.

The deal also includes $21 billion in cash as well as Danaher’s assumption of certain pension liabilities.

Safety inspectors say the operators of China's largest silver mine bought a broken down bus online, then overloaded it with miners, leading to brake failure and a crash that left 21 dead and 29 injured.

It is a move by the Swiss drugmaker to expand its presence treating hemophilia.

Billionaire investor Warren Buffett says he hungers for an "elephant-sized acquisition," but the most tempting targets are too expensive for his tastes.

Immune Design's treatments help activate the immune system to produce or expand specific immune cells to fight cancer and other diseases.

Officials say Detroit's Cobo Center will change its name, removing the surname of a former mayor known for his racist policies.

The company said it will pay more than $300 million in cash and stock in the transaction.

The new chief just scooped up Muscle Milk from Hormel Foods for an undisclosed amount.

Billionaire investor Carl Icahn on Tuesday disclosed he has taken a 10 percent stake in Caesars Entertainment and is pushing the casino giant to sell itself.

With their $26.5 billion merger hanging in the balance, top executives of T-Mobile and Sprint are taking their case to Congress, arguing that joining their companies won't hurt competition or jack up consumer prices for wireless service.

The two giants partnered last August to sell products exclusively.

Opponents, including Democrat 2020 hopefuls, are trying to convince the Trump administration to sink the deal.

The Latest on T-Mobile-Sprint merger hearing (all times local): 11:05 a.m.

The letter comes as T-Mobile and Sprint prepare to defend their merger in front of two House panels this week.

German conglomerate JAB Holdings is seeking a majority stake in Coty Inc., which makes CoverGirl, Max Factor and Hugo Boss brand cosmetics and fragrances.