Sentences with phrase «merger mania»

While there may not be many mega-mergers left in the spirits industry (few companies are big enough to buy fellow blue chips outright), we're now seeing a rash of merger mania in the smaller, craft distilleries, which is where Brown - Forman has traditionally looked for its acquisition growth.

J. Craig Williams: «Megamonolithic Law Merger Mania: News on the Street.

In «Rumors Fuel Law Firm Merger Mania,» she reported:

Anthony DiClemente, Evercore ISI senior managing director, discusses the changing media landscape as cord cutting and merger mania ramp up.

Gilead is also an outlier at a time when merger mania has gripped biopharma executives and investors alike.

However, though the industry's merger mania continued throughout 2017, a number of major deals were abandoned or put on hold, as the Federal Trade Commission continued to keep a close eye on merger activity.

What happens to insurance coverage when one company buys the assets of another company — especially if a company has been experiencing merger mania since the 1950s?

With the recent merger mania, with firms getting so big, we've become an alternative, because we offer opportunities that most firms can't offer.

The big downtown Vancouver firms of my formative years — all independents — were soon swept up in a maelstrom of merger mania with their equivalents in Toronto and Montreal.

Industry's Elite Profit From Merger Mania, Feature Story, The Legal Issue, U.S. News & World Report, December 2014

Investors are hoping that cash is used for more dividends and buybacks, but a safer bet could be on another round of merger mania.

It was a year ago that I wrote the Slaw.ca post «Law Firm Merger Mania ``, talking about the trend of law firms merging.

Merger mania, typically better for investment bankers than the economy, continues apace.

The merger mania is being driven in large part by the new tax law, he said.

But the merger mania overtaking the media industry, where Time Warner Inc., Scripps Networks Interactive Inc. and Starz agreed to sales in the past 18 months, is changing the calculus for top talent in the industry, making Netflix and Amazon look like relatively safe bets with their deep pockets and long - term commitments.

In fact, since the merger mania of 2000, Big Oil has traded at an average discount of between 11 % and 12 % compared to their smaller pure play competitors, according to a recent study by Citi Investment Research and Analysis.

Only Royal Dutch Shell avoided the merger mania.

This bull market had been fueled by low interest rates, hostile takeovers, leveraged buyouts and merger mania.

The Crash of 1987 came on the heels of a spectacular stock bull market that started in 1982 that was fueled by a supercharged business environment that included hostile takeovers, leveraged buyouts and merger mania.

Merger mania's destructive power strikes again.

A variety of factors continue to fuel this segment's merger mania, none so prominent as the presence of private equity firms.

Asked about K&L Gates's merger mania, Kalis says the firm's strategy is to «identify strategically significant parts of the global economy» and align itself with premier regional firms.

This will be «the year of merger mania» says PwC, driven by many companies» interest in diversifying their drug pipelines, competitive business interest rates and a loosening of the regulatory environment in the US.

Like other industries, the employment background screening space has not escaped the allure of merger mania.

Given the lodging industry's stellar performance over the last 18 months, it's no surprise, then, that merger mania is about to break out in the hotel business.

Given the lodging industry's stellar performance over the last 18 months, it's no surprise, then, that merger mania is...

Given the lodging industry's stellar performance over the last 18 months, it's no surprise, then, that merger mania is about to break out in the...

COOK: To participate in the acquisition and merger mania.