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In 2008, Ruth's Hospitality Group bought Mitchell's Fish Market for $92 million. Then, the recession hit.

The comedy site has hired a financial adviser to field unsolicited offers, CEO Dick Glover wrote in a memo to employees.

Should a combined Yahoo and AOL be led by Tim Armstrong?

The 8-year-old San Francisco startup Brightroll helps leading brands target their video ads for the web's biggest video publishers.

It is unclear when talks ended following months-long discussions.

The five key areas buyers are interested in when looking at a potential company to acquire.

When an acquisition occurs, there will without a doubt be nervous employees, an unavoidable side effect. But entrepreneurs can avoid mass confusion and panic by following these five tips.

The multifaceted Japanese tech giant is not letting a failed bid for T-Mobile stand in the way of its quest to become the biggest company in the world.

JAB Holding is taking the bagel company Einstein Noah private for the price of $20.25 per share.

The move likely values Fullscreen, which counts the fastest-growing subscriber base of any YouTube network, at $250 million.

The Liftware Base Stabilizer uses sensors to steady the dining process for the 11 million nationwide sufferers of essential tremor and Parkinson's disease.

Annie's, best known for its line of mac and cheese, markets 150 products and is in more than 35,000 stores in the U.S. and Canada.

It's official: Burger King is buying coffee and doughnuts chain Tim Hortons for approximately $11 billion, with financing help from Warren Buffet.

Burger King and Tim Hortons announced on Monday that they are discussion a merger, with Burger King corporate potentially moving to Canada.

Would you simply give your business away instead of selling it for a profit?

Previously little-known Directr has joined YouTube's video advertising team, the companies announced.

After months of languishing in regulatory limbo, a proposed merger between Sprint and T-Mobile is now off.

Caviar, which delivers meals from high-end restaurants that don't typically offer delivery, represents new territory for the electronic payments company.

Following a six-week courtship, two mega real-estate listings websites are joining forces to create a colossal database of digital listings.

Even when a company is small, it can grow in a hurry by acquiring a compatible company that is even smaller.

Getting customers to notice your startup in a sea of competitors can be tough. Using the 'roll-up' strategy, entrepreneurs are able to acquire new customers -- quickly.