Greg Roumeliotis
Stories by Greg Roumeliotis
Musk’s Tesla buyout plan – No formal offer, no firm deals with advisers
Three members of Tesla's board will now weigh whether it is advisable - or even feasible - to pursue what could be the biggest-ever go-private deal, a
US retailer Party City rebuffs acquisition offer from China’s Meisheng Cultural
Meisheng Cultural’s unsuccessful acquisition attempt illustrates how some Chinese companies see opportunities in marrying their low-cost manufacturi
Chipmaker Broadcom inks $19b deal to buy software firm CA
The CA deal comes just months after U.S. President Donald Trump blocked Broadcom's $117 billion hostile bid for Qualcomm Inc.
T-Mobile agrees to acquire SoftBank-backed Sprint for $26b
The breakthrough in the companies' negotiations came after T-Mobile majority-owner Deutsche Telekom and SoftBank agreed on a structure that will allow
Drug maker Shire rejects $63b Takeda bid as Allergan drops pursuit
Shire said Takeda's proposals significantly undervalued the company's growth prospects and drugs in development.
Global M&A boosts confidence as it reaches record high in Q1
While the value of M&A deals globally increased 67 percent year-on-year in the first quarter of 2018, the number of deals dropped by 10 percent to 10,
GSK’s bid in focus as Reckitt pulls out of Pfizer consumer health business auction
Pfizer has been hoping to fetch as much as $20 billion for its consumer health business.
Amazon to buy home security startup Ring for $1b
Ring is set to be one of Amazon's most expensive takeovers, after its $13.7-billion deal last year for Whole Foods Market.
US blocks chip equipment maker Xcerra’s sale to Chinese state fund
The deal’s demise comes as the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) has become increasingly sceptical of Chinese acquisition
US computer maker Dell, VMware explore business options including merger
Dell is under pressure to boost its profitability after the EMC deal failed to deliver the cost savings and performance it projected.
