Mergers & Acquisitions Special Edition: The Disney / Fox Acquisition
To all who come to this happy place, welcome. And buckle up. After a nearly two-year struggle toward the finish line, complete with a bidding war with Comcast and regulatory hoop jumping, The Walt Disney Co. has completed its $71 billion acquisition of most of 21st Century Fox Inc. entertainment assets.
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In our last monthly report, we saw another $34 billion in closed mergers and acquisitions, bringing the year's total to roughly $160 billion across more than 380 deals.
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So far, in 2018, MediaRadar has tracked over $160 billion across more than 380 mergers and acquisitions in total. To this point, March has been the standout month of the year, with 82 mergers and acquisitions for a disclosed total of more than $61 billion.
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