#M&A

BitGo's stock has crashed 40% since IPO, but analysts see it as prime M&A bait for traditional finance firms entering crypto infrastructure.

Danaher's reported $10 billion Masimo acquisition reveals the real battle for healthcare data dominance. What it means for patients, competitors, and investors.

Japan's largest ad agency posts record loss and cuts dividends to zero after massive goodwill impairment from its 2012 Aegis acquisition. A cautionary tale for M&A-driven expansion strategies.

Major corporations are reversing course on business splits as costs mount and synergies prove more valuable than expected. A new trend emerges in corporate strategy.

Goldman Sachs CEO predicts financial sponsors will boost M&A activity as $2+ trillion in dry powder awaits deployment amid improving market conditions.

Morgan Stanley brings back tech M&A legend Michael Grimes. What this means for Wall Street's dealmaking hierarchy and the future of tech transactions.

Turkey's Getir, once valued at $12 billion, just sold to Uber for $435 million. The dramatic fall reveals harsh truths about pandemic-era startup valuations and expansion strategies.

Reddit announces aggressive M&A strategy targeting adtech and AI capabilities. With $726M in quarterly revenue, the platform is ready to buy its way to faster innovation.

Kirin Holdings sells Four Roses bourbon to E. & J. Gallo for up to $764 million, signaling strategic shift toward health sciences amid changing global spirits market dynamics.

Japanese chipmaker Renesas sells timing solutions to US SiTime for $3B, focusing on automotive MCUs after 9-month losses. What's behind this strategic pivot?

How a strategic price guarantee clause enabled François Pinault's perfectly timed exit from Puma. Analyzing the luxury-sportswear divide and what it means for investors.

GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen calls new consumer acquisition plan 'way more compelling than bitcoin' as company moves 4,710 BTC to Coinbase Prime, signaling potential sale