>"Rejected three times, Unilever suggests it will keep fighting to acquire a giant in the world of pain relievers, toothpastes and cold treatments."

>"After a record year of transactions in 2021, deal makers are expecting a slowdown in 2022. Here are three factors that could intensify it."

>"The seizure of the top two leaders of HNA comes as speculation swirls over whether Beijing will bail out another troubled giant, Evergrande."

>"The United States has about 100,000 public chargers, far fewer than Europe and China. It needs 10 times as many, auto experts say, _...Read More_

"Flush with capital, the funds have gone bargain hunting in Britain, snapping up everything from supermarkets to defense companies."

>"New regulatory scrutiny and high-profile blowups have revived longstanding concerns about the public shell companies. But many backers seem undaunted."

"A study found that concentration has increased in 3/4 of domestic industries in recent decades giving companies greater power to raise prices, squeeze suppliers, suppress wages, and to exert outsize influence on regulators and politicians. _...Read More_

"A handful of banks now dominate the US financial sector. This consolidation has resulted in higher costs for consumers and small businesses and put the economy at greater risk of a financial crisis."

"More experts think higher prices will stay for a while."

>"Offer would trump £6.3bn bid from US consortium Fortress, which grocer’s board has recommended"

>"The nearly $9 billion deal would turn a film operation founded in the silent era into a streaming asset for the e-commerce giant."

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"As global trade has grown, shipping companies have steadily increased ship sizes — but the Suez Canal blockage showed that bigger is not always better."

>"Midsize companies are underserved and overcharged by financial providers — but they don’t have to be."