mergers and acquisitions

In fairness, Marcus Goldman got his start peddling household goods, so….

The latest deal trend is exchanging money for companies that exchange money.

And the people who it cost $5.5 billion are gonna try to not repeat the experience.

Getting sued, going to court, getting called a modern-day AOL…

Jamie Dimon certainly does.

This may be the first SPAC to essentially merge with itself, but it will most assuredly not be the last.

The SPAC deal pipeline, of course. Whatever did you think we meant?

It does some other stuff, too, but they're not relevant to the bottom line.

The blank-check bubble looms over Asia.

Needless to say, the SEC is concerned.

Like another company going public via SPAC giving you access to the IPOs it’s choosing to shun.

What else could you ask for?

And expensive.

…in more ways than one.

This is Jeremy Grantham, and here is his story.

The SPAC-and-IPO party on Wall Street will have to stand in for the traditional holiday festivities this year.

If Dirk Albersmeier catches someone so much as putting a holiday card up in the cubicle, there will be hell to pay: There are SPAC prospectuses to read.

We move a step closer to the inevitable SPAC merging with itself.