The biggest buyout on record was negotiated by two of Wall Street’s traditional M&A powerhouses.
The transaction will shore up Goldman’s position as the No. 1 merger-and-acquisition adviser, a position it’s held for the past eight years, while bringing No. 3 JPMorgan a step closer to runner-up
It’s not totally surprising that ...
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