Global M&A is down; Asia, transportation and real estate offer hope.
Abundant cash reserves appear to contribute to Japanese companies’ continued drive to seek deals overseas.
As activist campaign numbers fluctuate, activists are looking at new geographies and adopting a broader palette of strategies to sustain deal activity
Return to activity is a positive sign, but the heights of 2017 and 2018 appear to be some way off.
Despite ongoing tensions in the region, M&A is up in the Middle East
Ample firepower and increasingly attractive public market valuations should ensure that 2019 is another robust year
With tensions between Washington and Beijing ongoing, European investors could be some of the biggest beneficiaries of new legislation
With money to spend and a desire to compete with their strategic rivals, buyout firms are looking to the public markets for deals
M&A value rises for the second quarter in a row as dealmakers shrug off global uncertainties such as Brexit and trade tensions—and get back to the negotiating table
Driven by renewable energy deals, 2018 was a near-record year for the Western European energy market. Despite a slow start, 2019 looks likely to deliver a number of notable sales
Shopping malls' successful repurposing into co-working spaces suggests the “death of the mall” may be overhyped.
Following three consecutive record years for value, executives expect the bull run to continue in 2019
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