Mergers and Acquisitions | Page 4

Consumers win. But other grocery stores? Not so much.

During an acquisition, what can typically get lost or deprioritized is the people aspect.

This is a great time to sell but merger mania usually ends in a reversal of the tide painful for tech businesses that aren't profitable or growing.

When my company merged with not one, but two related firms, we knew we had a challenge on our hands.

If you're in it solely for the payday, it shows in your products and your people.

Keeping a few key considerations in mind can help you better position your business for acquisition by a strategic or private equity buyer.

Oath will be an umbrella of brands, including Yahoo and some AOL publications.

After falling out with Tesla, MobilEye has been working with Intel on autonomous tech.

Pocket will operate as a Mozilla subsidiary, alongside Firefox.

Verizon's acquisition of Yahoo is now valued at approximately $4.48 billion, down from $4.8 billion.

Remember: Value is in the eyes of the buyer. Make sure you pay attention.

The numbers are important, but your relationship with whom you are crunching the numbers with is even more important.

Mayer, the CEO, was expected to remain with the company after its sale to Verizon closes.

The company, known for its quirky and colorful satchels and totes, reported lower-than-expected quarterly same-store sales last month.

As part of the deal, Pebble is expected to stop manufacturing its smartwatches.

Entrepreneurs should pay close attention to how these two hotel chains merge their brands and strategies.

The electronics giant previously shunned big acquisitions, and the latest deal underscores a strategic shift as the company tries to break into the high-barrier automotive industry where it has little track record.

Sometimes your company's strategic growth can be achieved most quickly by merging with several others at once. Here, let us walk you through that.

Blackberry has signed a deal with Ford Motor Co.

It was not clear why there was such a marked decline in the proportion of women leaders at Yahoo, which is led by Silicon Valley's most powerful female CEO, Marissa Mayer.

Brad Feld of TechStars says the new deal reflects the need to establish linkage between the 'content' and 'network' layers.