merger
Coverage of merger in the Nexus archive.
- Getty scraps $3.7bn Shutterstock merger after UK watchdog order
Getty has canceled a $3.7 billion merger with Shutterstock after the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) imposed conditions. US regulators had previously approved the deal.
- Shutterstock Shares Fall After Getty Says It Will End Merger
Shutterstock's shares fell after Getty Images Holdings Inc. announced it would end the merger. The merger was being explored by Getty with Shutterstock according to sources.
- Hut 8 agrees to $2.35 million settlement in investor suit tied to US Bitcoin merger
Hut 8 agreed to pay $2.35 million to settle a securities class action lawsuit over disclosure claims related to its 2023 merger with U.S. Bitcoin Corp. The settlement addresses investor allegations tied to the merger's financial disclosures.
- David Bailey’s Nakamoto closes legacy healthcare clinics as bitcoin operating company pivot nears completion
Nakamoto closed its healthcare clinics on June 19 as part of a merger-linked wind-down, shifting focus entirely to bitcoin operations. The company, associated with David Bailey, is completing this transition to pivot fully into bitcoin.
- Nissan shareholders vote out director who backed merger with Honda
Nissan shareholders rejected the reappointment of director Motoo Nagai, who supported a merger with Honda. The decision followed Renault's abstention from voting on the matter.
- TMC calls rebels' NCPI merger 'ridiculous'; BJP says exodus reflects party's ideological vacuum
TMC criticized the rebels' NCPI merger as 'ridiculous', while BJP attributed the political exodus to the party's ideological vacuum. The dissident group stated that 20 former Trinamool Congress MPs support the move and will back NDA in Parliament.
- SFR’s €20bn break-up can win watchdog approval, says Bouygues
Bouygues, the lead bidder for French telecom operator SFR, believes the EU's competitive drive can offset regulatory concerns about the €20 billion merger, potentially securing approval from the watchdog.
- Paramount-Warner Brothers merger gets Justice Department approval
The Justice Department approved the $110 billion merger of Paramount and Warner Brothers Discovery, concluding the investigation found no threats to competition or consumers.
- US justice department approves $111bn merger of Paramount and Warner Bros Discovery
The US Department of Justice approved the $111bn merger of Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros Discovery, despite concerns about reduced competition in film studios and potential merging of news networks CBS News and CNN. The deal remains under UK scrutiny and could face lawsuits from state attorneys general.
- Paramount-WBD merger wins approval from DOJ, source says
The DOJ has approved the Paramount-WBD merger, a key milestone for the $110 billion deal. However, the merger could still face legal challenges from state attorneys general.
- SpaceX's president is floating a Tesla merger as the company begins trading
SpaceX's president, Gwynne Shotwell, mentioned a potential Tesla merger could simplify Elon's workload but emphasized her focus on current operations. The article does not provide further details on the proposed merger.
- CNN fact-checker Daniel Dale hasn’t been on TV since merger news broke — prompting questions
Daniel Dale, a CNN fact-checker known for fact-checking President Trump, has not appeared on the network in over three months. His absence has prompted questions, particularly following merger news.
- Brazil Budget Freeze Grounds Aircraft Approval Process
Brazil's budget freeze has stalled the aircraft approval process. Azul SA's bankruptcy filing aims to restructure debt but may hinder its merger with Gol Airlines and weaken its competitive position against regional rivals that have already restructured.
- Dulux owner AkzoNobel rejects €13bn attempt to gatecrash merger
AkzoNobel, owner of Dulux, rejected a €13 billion bid from Nippon Paint and Sherwin-Williams attempting to disrupt its merger with Axalta. The news caused share prices to rise as the companies tried to force their way into the deal.
- Failed M1-Simba merger prolongs Singapore’s cutthroat telco price war
The failed S$1.43 billion merger between Singapore mobile operators M1 and Simba has intensified the country's competitive telecom market, prolonging a price war among major providers. Experts suggest M1’s owners will seek alternative divestment strategies amid regulatory challenges over scarce radio spectrum.
- Estée Lauder surges in premarket after Puig merger deal talks end
Estée Lauder's stock surged in premarket trading following the termination of merger talks with Spanish beauty company Puig. The end of negotiations appears to have been viewed positively by investors, driving up share prices before regular market hours.
- JPMorgan Boosts Warner Bros. Loan to $10 Billion as Merger Looms
JPMorgan has increased its loan commitment to Warner Bros. to $10 billion as the company navigates a potential merger. This significant financial boost demonstrates banker confidence in Warner Bros.' strategic positioning during a period of corporate transition.
- What Dominion and NextEra Energy’s proposed merger means for Virginia customers
Dominion Energy and NextEra Energy propose a merger to create the largest regulated electric utility in the U.S., combining 110 gigawatts of power and serving 10 million customers across four states. The deal includes a $2.25 billion bill credit for Dominion customers, with 79% allocated to Virginia, and retains Dominion's infrastructure and projects like the Virginia Coastal Offshore Wind initiative.
- Why Galaxy Sees Tether XXI Merger Rivaling MicroStrategy
The article discusses the potential merger between Galaxy and Tether XXI, highlighting its significance in the cryptocurrency space and drawing comparisons to MicroStrategy's strategic moves. The analysis suggests this merger could rival MicroStrategy's impact on the market.
- Dogecoin Hits 2-Month High as DOGE Mining Firm Plans to Go Public via Merger
Dogecoin reached a 2-month high as a mining firm, Shuttle, a Nasdaq-listed pharmaceutical company, announced plans to pivot to crypto mining through a merger. This marks a significant institutional move into Dogecoin mining.
- Pernod Ricard and Jack Daniel’s Maker End Merger Discussions
Pernod Ricard and Brown-Forman Corporation, the maker of Jack Daniel’s, have ended merger discussions. The companies had previously explored a potential business combination but have now terminated negotiations.
- FCC Funding Application Notes Paramount Will Be 49.5% Foreign-Owned Post-Merger
Paramount's FCC funding application reveals it will be 49.5% foreign-owned after merging with Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD). The merger, which involves a Middle Eastern entity, requires regulatory approval despite not reaching majority foreign ownership.
- United CEO: Travelers would benefit from American Airlines merger
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby stated that American Airlines refused to engage in merger discussions, which he claimed would benefit U.S. travelers. The CEO argued the merger could create significant value for customers.
- United Airlines CEO says he approached American Airlines about merger
United Airlines CEO Glenn F. Kirby announced he approached American Airlines about a potential merger, citing benefits such as job creation, more affordable flying options, and enhanced competitiveness against foreign carriers.
- Bed Bath & Beyond is back in California after vowing never to return
Bed Bath & Beyond is returning to California through a merger with The Container Store, despite the chairman's previous criticism of the state's regulations. The merger includes 12 storefronts in California.
- Warner Bros shareholders approve Paramount’s takeover
Warner Bros shareholders have approved Paramount’s takeover. The focus now shifts to regulatory reviews in Washington and London to assess the merger's implications.
- Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders approve $110B merger with Paramount Skydance
Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders approved an $110 billion merger with Paramount Skydance. Paramount CEO David Ellison now faces the challenge of securing regulatory and Hollywood support for the deal.
- Warner Bros and Paramount merger could reshape US media landscape
Warner Bros Discovery and Paramount Global are considering a merger that could significantly impact the US media landscape. The deal is under regulatory scrutiny due to concerns about media consolidation and foreign investment influence.
- United CEO Sidesteps Merger Topic, Says Assets of Interest
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby avoided addressing merger discussions, instead highlighting the company's assets as a focus area. The statement suggests a strategic emphasis on current resources over potential mergers.
- Getty Images Downgraded on Weaker Liquidity, Merger Uncertainty
Getty Images was downgraded due to weaker liquidity and uncertainty surrounding a potential merger. The downgrade highlights financial and strategic risks for the company.
- United merger with American Airlines would hurt consumers, senators say
United Airlines and American Airlines' potential merger could lead to increased ticket prices and fees, according to senators. Lawmakers warn that the merger would harm consumers by reducing competition.
- United CEO Proposes American Airlines Merger
United Continental Holdings Inc's CEO has proposed merging with American Airlines, aiming to create a larger airline entity. The merger would combine two major U.S. carriers, potentially reshaping the aviation industry.
- United Airlines CEO reportedly pitched merger with American, sparking competition fears
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby reportedly discussed a potential merger with American Airlines during a meeting with Donald Trump, raising concerns about market competition. Critics warn such a deal could lead to higher ticket prices, more fees, and reduced passenger options.
- Federal judge could halt Nexstar-Tegna TV station merger
A federal judge may block the merger between Nexstar and Tegna. Nexstar's lawyers claim the merger will not reduce competition in the TV station market.
- California attorney general asks judge to block Nexstar-Tegna merger
California's attorney general has requested a court to block the Nexstar-Tegna merger, despite the companies securing FCC approval and finalizing a $6.2-billion takeover. The legal challenge follows regulatory clearance, indicating potential antitrust concerns.
- Paramount deal for CNN and Warner Bros. draws concerns about news independence
A proposed merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. would place CNN and CBS News under the control of the Ellison family if approved by regulators, raising concerns about news independence.