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Mergers & Acquisitions
Phil LeBeau has more for us on the automaker merger between Fiat Chrysler and France’s PSA.
EBay on Monday announced plans to sell StubHub to Swiss ticket vendor Viagogo for about $4.05 billion in cash.
LVMH has reached a deal to buy Tiffany & Co. at $135 a share in cash, or $16.2 billion, in a move that will give the company more access to U.S. luxury consumers.
Charles Schwab announced plans Monday to buy discount brokerage rival TD Ameritrade in an all-stock deal valued at $26 billion.
Xerox’s board of directors threatened to go to HP’s shareholders if the company does not reconsider its acquisition bid, Xerox said in a letter to HP directors Thursday.
One of the nation’s top 10 home builders wants to get even bigger and expand its dominance in the industry. Diana Olick has more for us.
We tell you why Xerox and HP think the future may be better together. Sue Herera has more for us.
Xerox has made a cash-and-stock offer for personal-computer and printer maker HP, CNBC confirmed on Wednesday.
Walgreens is reportedly exploring the idea of going private and if it happens it would be the biggest leverage buyout ever. Bertha Coombs has more for us.
Google’s parent company, Alphabet, has acquired Fitbit for just over two billion dollars extending Google’s reach into consumer electronics. Josh Lipton reports.
Google parent company Alphabet will buy Fitbit, putting the tech giant head to head with Apple in the fitness tracking space.
Phil LeBeau has more on the proposed merger between Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot and how it can be a global giant in the auto industry but also may bring some heavy challenges.
Julia Boorstin reports on how things are changing in the digital media advertising industry with some surprising winners.
Philip Morris and Altria are in talks to merge which would be a deal that would bring back together two companies facing declining demand. Frank Holland reports.
Philip Morris International is in discussions with Altria about a possible all-stock, merger of equals, the tobacco giants announced Tuesday.
