Mergers and Acquisitions

Elon Musk announced in April an offer to purchase social media company Twitter at $54.20 per share and months later officially completed the acquisition for $44 billion.

Some vets partner with a larger group that can handle the business and administrative work, allowing them to focus their time and energy on practicing veterinary medicine

With another year of deal-making rapidly coming to a close, FOX Business takes a look at some of 2022's notable M&A activity in sectors including tech, health care and real estate.

Aerojet was put back up for sale after federal regulators in January sued to block its planned $4.4 billion purchase by Lockheed Martin Corp. on antitrust grounds.

The company, whose origins date back to 1957, has 90 satellites in orbit, counts 70 countries among its customers and employs 4,400 people, according to its website.

Bayer has reached a $698 million deal with the state of Oregon ending a lawsuit over PCB pollution, larger than any other state settlement over PCB contamination.

Warner Bros. Discovery has increased its estimate on what restructuring costs will be concerning the company's merger.

VMware Chief Executive Raghu Raghuram said the senior vice presidents of cloud infrastructure, applications and management business and networking and advanced security are leaving

The cloud-based business-spend management platform said Monday that its shareholders will be paid $81 a share, which represents a 77% premium to Coupa’s closing price Nov. 22.

Amgen Inc. announced on Monday that it will acquire Horizon Therapeutics for $26 billion to further grow the company’s medical legacy. Horizon's best-selling drug is Tepezza.

Microsoft has made a 10-year commitment to make the Call of Duty video game available on Nintendo platforms, the first time since the days of the Wii U console.

Sen. Tom Cotton brushed off concerns by "woke" CEOs who run to the GOP to escape regulation by Democrats.

NRG Energy announced it's acquisition of Vivant Smart Home for $2.8 billion deal that to capitalize on synergies between the electricity producer and smart devices company.

In January, Slack Technologies will have a new CEO following the incoming departure of its current executive and co-founder, Stewart Butterfield.

Companies that are thinking outside the box of traditional ways to raise capital include Lordstown Motors, Foxconn, Bright Health Group, and JPMorgan Chase.

Disney, back in 2016, began the process to acquire BAMTech by buying a 33% stake for $1 billion to allow it to sell more content directly to consumers.

Disney CEO Bob Iger on Monday held his first meeting with employees following his return to the top role at the entertainment giant and told them that the company's hiring freeze will remain in effect.

Microsoft's proposed $69 billion takeover of Activision Blizzard could reportedly be blocked by an FTC lawsuit.

Shareholders of the special purpose acquisition company taking Trump Media public, Digital World Acquisition Corp., have voted to push the merger deadline.

Democratic senators are calling on the Department of Justice to hold Ticketmaster and Live Nation accountable if any misconduct is found in an ongoing investigation.