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Misconduct
The DOJ announces a new safe harbor policy—with a catch. Two Hogan Lovells lawyers, Shelita Stewart and Peter Spivack, explain what it all means.

M&A 2024
Norton Rose Fulbright finds that dealmakers are eager to make deals. Enthusiasm rises despite difficult obstacles around the world.

From the Archives:
The 30-Month Fight for Gucci
Herewith, we present the full story we published on the fight for Gucci, a battle that took 30 months and involved a French white knight, a court in Amsterdam, and ESOPs fables.

 

M&A on Bloomberg Radio

John Close on Bloomberg Radio
On the day Verizon announced its deal for Yahoo, Mr. Close talks about M&A more than way through the year. Although 2016 has been developing a reputation as tired year. But there is no reason to despair. "Slower" doesn't mean "slow".
Broadcast: July 25, 2016


The Bloomberg Advantage: Close Says 2015 M&A 'Ancient History'
John Close and Bloomberg's Ed Hammond discuss what we're likely to see in 2016. One thing looks certain--deal value and deal numbers will be down. But that's compared to 2015, a record year with mega-deals in force.
Broadcast: February 29, 2016


Whither M&A in 2015 and into 2016?
Listen to John Close, editor of The M&A Journal, discuss the future of dealmaking on the day Dell announced its $67 billion acquisition of EMC with Bloomberg's deal reporter Ed Hammond and the hosts of The Bloomberg Advantage Carol Massar and Corey Johnson.
Broadcast: October 12, 2015



A Giant Cow-Tipping By Savages
John Close, editor of The M&A Journal, discusses his book "A Giant Cow-Tipping By Savages" with the hosts of Bloomberg Radio's Taking Stock Carol Massar and Michael McKee.
Broadcast: April 13, 2015

 



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