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Hedge funds are trying to force Apollo to go through with its $6.5 billion buyout of Huntsman by offering at least $500 million in financing.
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Nonprofit Hospital Carilion Expands
Carilion Clinic, Virginia's dominant nonprofit hospital system, expanded its market clout by acquiring the only independent imaging and ambulatory-surgery centers in Roanoke.
Gilat Terminates Buyout Agreement
Gilat Satellite said it terminated its $475 million buyout agreement, citing what it called the private-equity firms' "intentional breach" of the deal and failure to close prior to its extended deadline.
Japanese Videogame Merger Brews
Square Enix, known for its Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest role-playing videogames, is seeking to buy fellow Japanese videogame maker Tecmo in a deal valued at more than $100 million.
Huntsman Welcomes Deal Proposal
Huntsman welcomed an offer by a group of hedge funds to help finance the chemical company's $6.5 billion buyout by private-equity giant Apollo Management.
Microsoft to Buy Greenfield Online
Microsoft is paying $486 million for Greenfield Online in a deal aimed at attracting more people to its online services.
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| THE GAME By DENNIS K. BERMAN
Slim Pickings at Merrill LynchWhat if you woke up one morning and had 615 million more mouths to feed? And your fridge? It's half-empty. This is the dilemma for Merrill Lynch's John Thain, who last week unveiled an $8.55 billion sale of new Merrill common stock.
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DEALS & DEAL MAKERS TOOLS
Deal making slowed to a trickle in the third quarter, yet still finished September just shy of 2006's record total. Check out our interactive graphic breaking down the first nine months of 2007 in M&A.
Fueled by cheap credit and overflowing coffers, private-equity firms powered an unprecedented M&A boom that peaked during the first half of this year. Here's a look at the major private-equity players. (6/11/2007)
The Nasdaq, the London Stock Exchange, Sweden's OMX and the governments of the Persian Gulf states of Dubai and Qatar have been involved in a flurry of wheeling and dealing. Here's a flow chart of what everybody ends up with if and when the day's various deals are done. (09/21/2007)
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As Sears's top shareholder, activist investor Edward Lampert should fire the chairman and architect of the retailer's woeful strategy -- himself.
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