Mergers and Acquisitions

Media company Twenty-First Century Fox is buying seven TV stations from Sinclair Broadcast Group for $910 million.

The deal, capping almost two years of talks, will help the Bentonville, Arkansas-based retailer fortify and boost market share against Amazon.com, which reportedly had tried to make a competing offer for a stake.

The deal would be one of the biggest in Vodafone history.

The Japanese company makes another moves into the U.S. market.

Comcast may make a bid for 21st Century Fox assets if AT&T prevails in its case over the federal government.

The offer represents a 64 percent premium to Shire's March 23rd closing price.

Media companies and private equity firms could show interest in NASCAR, the report said.

Monsanto Chairman and CEO Hugh Grant will leave the company after it's acquired by Germany's Bayer AG.

Grant, a company veteran, took over as chief executive in 2003

The deal will add to Blackstone's real estate business, which has emerged as a bigger contributor to earnings in recent years than its private equity division.

Commodities giant Glencore says it is terminating a proposed deal to sell nearly all its stake in Russian oil company Rosneft to a Chinese energy company.

Walmart reportedly has won a bidding war with Amazon for India's Flipkart.

An "Iron Chef" from Philadelphia has announced he's filing for bankruptcy and selling his restaurant empire.

Amazon follows Walmart with a bid for India's online retailer.

The private equity company will take over substantially all of the Weinstein Company's assets.