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Why Biden s Antitrust Crusade Against M&A Is a Problem for Stocks, and 5 Other Things to Know Before Markets Open

Bitcoin tops highest level since 2021, activist investor criticizes Disney’s AI mediocrity, and other news to start your day.

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M&A Has Been Downhill Since 2021 Recent Deals Stir Hope of a Revival

It has been a decent start of the year for major transactions, capped by the biggest so far, Capital One’s proposed $35 billion deal for Discover. But it.

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Wall Street Revs Its Engines as Deal Values Soar Over Last Year

The $289.9 billion in dollar volume of the 1,000 U.S. deals announced so far is more than double the volume of deals at this point in 2023, according to.

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Kroger pledges to lower prices for consumers when its planned merger with Albertsons closes

Grocer is facing regulatory pushback over the deal, which is expected to reduce competition in some regions.

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Super Bowl party hosts should skip the chips and dip as nacho prices soar

Tortilla chips are 38% more expensive this year, while queso blanco costs nearly 19% more but there’s good news for salsa lovers.

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