M&A

Banking & Capital Markets

For France Télécom, a Bitter Sweetener

Contingent value rights could cost the French telco nearly $2 billion in its acquisition of Equant.
Banking & Capital Markets

Poison Pill Popping

The latest hostile takeover defenses defy the usual justifications.
Banking & Capital Markets

Foreign Exchange: BP and E.On Set To Swap Assets

The European giants have been praised for their plan to exchange subsidiaries. But don't expect a rash of copycat transactions.
Banking & Capital Markets

Spin Cycles

An essential tool for unlocking corporate value, spin-offs have rebounded in popularity.
Banking & Capital Markets

Merger Drain

Merger partners cannot shift licenses to a new parent to avoid termination fees.
Banking & Capital Markets

Steak and Eggs

The court-mandated merger of Tyson Foods and IBP is giviing lawyers indigestion.
Banking & Capital Markets

Pool’s Closed

FASB's new merger-accounting rules have already won some fans among deal makers.
Banking & Capital Markets

M&A Rule

Catch-as-Cash-Can
Banking & Capital Markets

HR Function Critical to Successful M&A, Survey Finds

Human resource execs are advised to play greater and earlier role in deal process.
Banking & Capital Markets

Making Deals Flow

To avoid the usual snafus, Flowserve attacks merger integration swiftly and with overwhelming force.
Banking & Capital Markets

When Equality Isn’t a Virtue

Genuine "mergers of equals" are rare, but successes in that genre are even rarer. 
Banking & Capital Markets

Tyco Buys C.R. Bard for $3.2 Billion

Deal for the medical devices maker is expected to close in the first quarter of 2002.
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