Deal-makers often don’t consider customers, according to a global branding consultancy. When they do, everybody wins.
Paying $90 a share for Qualcomm would represent a large leap from Broadcom's initial bid last November.
Massive study of M&A transactions over 25 years generates insights on why announced deals fail to close.
The best approach to M&A in the software space is to make a number of modest-size deals that accelerate an existing strategy, according to EY research.
Is your company a golden goose, a unicorn, or a ship of the desert?
A number of other coinciding economic factors likely ensure that 2017 will be another strong year for dealmaking.
The 43% increase in securities cases to 270 last year largely reflects "forum shopping" in the wake of a Delaware court ruling.
Sixty percent of financial professionals say overpaying for deals is the biggest M&A risk factor facing buyers next year, according to new research.
A good business decision can turn bad very quickly if security becomes an afterthought.
Some signs point to another year of strong activity, but others suggest it may soon be time to wrap up that deal you've been working on.
The upcoming presidential election hasn't dampened activity, with U.S. firms striking $248.9 billion of merger agreements this month.
The best performers need just 4.8 full-time employees per $1 billion in revenue to perform the general accounting function.
