Last month, we watched the DOJ block proposed mergers between Comcast and Time Warner Cable, as well as Applied Materials and Tokyo Electron. The resurgence of this brand of mega-deals — transactions worth $10 billion or more — has brought increased regulatory scrutiny across all industries. The Department of Justice has already rejected nearly $200 billion worth of M&A in this year alone1. In turn, the federal government’s heavy-handed approach to large transactions is making deal-makers take notice and explore a variety of new acquisition strategies.
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