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Most firms (86%) saw expansion coming from organic growth rather than from mergers and acquisition.
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Mergers and acquisition volumes in Europe are yet to show a significant pick-up but there are a couple bright signs on the horizon.
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An avalanche of mergers and acquisition activity has cut that number to seven, with the four majors controlling most of the rail lines.
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Meantime, the flurry of mergers and acquisition activity that began late last year and which launched the biotech sector into overdrive has slowed noticeably.
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Meanwhile, the cross-border mergers and acquisition business is heating up.
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As a result, I am bringing my prediction forward and believe that we are now on the verge of a wave of mergers and acquisition activity emanating from China.
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Stocks leapt to the finish after trading day full of mergers and acquisition news and if returns hold, this could be the market's best quarter since the financial crisis.
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There are countless studies of mergers and acquisitions showing that in the days surrounding acquisition announcements the share price of the buyer usually declines.
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The Justice Department usually defers to the Pentagon on whether mergers of big military contractors raise competitive concerns, and the current position of Pentagon policymakers as expressed in a February 9 speech by acquisition chief Ashton Carter is that mergers of the biggest military suppliers are not welcome.
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He shocked the industry with his acquisition last August of America's Amoco, setting off a round of mergers that included the marriage of Exxon and Mobil last December.
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Bank of America's acquisition of Merrill Lynch stands out as a testament to a central problem in many failed mergers.
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