M&A

Banking & Capital Markets

Grim Tales

Larger partners may make you feel safer when embarking on joint ventures. But they just may want to eat you.
Banking & Capital Markets

Rock Solid?

Hanson Plc hopes its bolt-on acquisition strategy will cement its U.S. presence.
Banking & Capital Markets

In Veritas, a Good Price

The buyers of Seagate's disk-drive business drove a hard bargain. Is it too hard on Seagate holders?
Banking & Capital Markets

Extra! Extra!

In the Tribune-Times Mirror merger, one small piece promises a big Internet return.
Banking & Capital Markets

What’s a Merger Worth?

The Knowledge Capital Scorecard offers a new way to value the Pfizer/Warner-Lambert merger.
Banking & Capital Markets

Deals of the Century

The most important transactions of the last 100 years.
Banking & Capital Markets

Dealing With A Safety Net

More M&A-insurance products are helping prepare risk-ridden merger candidates before the honeymoon.
Banking & Capital Markets

Poor Planning Bleeds Deals

The fast pace of M&A of late seems to have overwhelmed fixed-asset planning.
Banking & Capital Markets

Secrets of the Deal

The force behind a successful acquisition is often inscrutable.
Banking & Capital Markets

Acquiring Minds

Cisco and Lucent buy into the telecom revolution with strategies that clash and converge.
M&A

Breakup Shakeup

When AT&T Corp. acquired Tele-Communications Inc. last year, the $54 billion deal came with a little insurance: a breakup fee of $1.75 billion.
Banking & Capital Markets

Bye-Bye Bankers?

The credit crunch was supposed to have ended with the global financial crisis. But favorable terms seem to have vanished for good.
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