M&A

The real story of the fight for Warner Bros. Discovery is viewers shifting from studios to tech platforms, impacting how and what you watch.

Paramount Skydance and Netflix bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, highlighting streaming, Hollywood jobs, and regulatory approval in their rival pitches.

Netflix's Warner Bros. Discovery deal marks a big M&A shift that will test its adaptability, content management, and integration skills.

Netflix's short theatrical runs for movies will continue as streaming remains the top priority, co-CEO Ted Sarandos said.

Netflix defended its Warner Bros. deal as strategic, saying it has industry expertise and strength absent from past failed M&A.

Software M&A deals could accelerate as AI disruption depresses valuations, according to RBC Capital.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has been stacking up cash, selling stocks such as Apple, and holding off on buybacks ahead of his departure.

The healthcare revenue management company wants to sell or IPO at $13 billion, and will go to market early next year, sources told Business Insider.

More healthcare startups are considering mergers as they struggle to raise capital or get bought, dealmakers said at the HLTH conference in Las Vegas.

Sophia Amoruso of "Girlboss" fame, who built Nasty Gal from scratch to a peak valuation of $350 million, warned founders about the risks of VC money.

Kathryn Shiber worked for Centerview for 10 weeks before she was terminated. Her lawsuit shed light on what's expected of junior dealmakers.

CoreWeave's deal to acquire a data center partner is in jeopardy after shareholders oppose the transaction.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is set to buy OxyChem for $9.7 billion. The investor's close followers hailed the deal and hoped for more.

A stock market drop, losers and winners of the AI trade, and another booming year for dealmaking are on David Solomon's radar.

Zeta, which helps marketers attract and retain customers, is doubling down on a strategy to get its clients to use more than one of its services.

The $55 billion sale of the video game maker EA has put some pep in Wall Street's step — but investment bank hiring remains selective.

EA's record-setting $55 billion take-private deal is just the latest example that dealmaking is having a resurgence.

Google, Meta, and Amazon's new favorite move is to raid teams instead of buying companies outright. Lina Khan says regulators won't be fooled.

Warren Buffett's deal to buy Heinz was a "home run," but merging it with Kraft was a "rare misstep" and more challenges loom, one close follower said.

When evaluating AI companies Nnamdi Okike focuses on quality of business model, revenue and much more.