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What successful M&A looks like

The 2026 Fastest-Growing Firms rely heavily on mergers and acquisitions — and they've worked hard to develop strong playbooks.

From Acquisition To Scale: Making Growth Through M&A Pay Off

Acquisitions can make a company larger almost overnight. Making it more valuable is the harder part. The piece most companies miss is operational integration.

Acquisitions could be solving the succession crisis, so why aren't they?

Many M&A deals dwindle, bleeding clients and revenue for a lack of strong leadership on the practice level.

The Shifting Restaurant M&A Landscape

Despite economic volatility and slower traffic, restaurant merger and acquisition (M&A) volume increased 42.9 percent year over year, according to data from Capstone Partners....

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The M&A Recovery: Two Markets Moving at Different Speeds

If you just read the surface headlines, the merger and acquisition (M&A) market appears to be recovered. According to BCG, deal value in the first half of 2026 came in around $...

Where We Are on Software M&A

Zephyr's Adjusted for Risk: How to Lead M&A with Strategic Growth in Mind

Steward Partners' Scott Danner and Valerie Rivera discuss scaling from $30B to $50B in AUM through strategic acquisitions

TCS to acquire Porsche’s MHP subsidiary in $373m deal

The JMG acquisition gives teams leverage, but not equal valuations

Advisors say the JMG deal validates team model M&A, but valuations still depend on EBITDA, margins, and scalable lead sources.

Three $3B B2B Acquisitions in 30 Days: Intercom/Fin, Cognite, and MaintainX. They All Bought the Same Thing: Data for AI

Three $3B B2B Acquisitions in 30 Days: Intercom/Fin, Cognite, and MaintainX In about a month, three B2B companies recently were acquired for right around $3 billion each. On the su...

Accounting firm M&A on the rise

Private equity is fueling a wave of mergers and acquisitions, with transaction volume rising 26% year-over-year in 2025 and continuing to climb in 2026.

Mission Produce: A Post-Merger Assessment

Fidelity: M&A Transaction Count Fell in the First Half but Total Asset Haul Rose 88%

Fidelity Investments found that the total deal count dropped in the first half of 2026, but acquired assets grew to $342.9 billion as bigger players sold.

M&A ripple effects: How big-brand deals are changing the conversation for brokerage owners

After headline-making mergers among major brands, more brokerage owners are weighing their own next move, according to one M&A adviser. The post M&A ripple effects: How big...

As CCM is poised to win the TWO bidding war, an integration test awaits

With CrossCountry Mortgage’s deal to acquire Two Harbors Investment Corp. one step closer to the finish line after securing shareholder approval, the focus is shifting to what may...

Your Customer Just Got Bought. Your Contract Might Not Survive the Deal.

M&A: How One RIA Firm, West Pine 43 LLC Can Fetch A Record Multiplier

M&A: How One RIA Firm Can Fetch A Record Multiplier NEW YORK, July 31, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- M&A: How One Ria Firm Can Fetch A Record Multiple The wealth management sp...

<![CDATA[M&A Roundup: LEO Pharma Acquires Dersimelagon, BioMarin Acquires Alesta, OmniAb Enters collaboration wit...

Payroll Pulse: The M&A nightmare – why data, governance, and architecture decide payroll’s fate

M&A activity remains a defining force in the 2026 corporate landscape, with cross-border deals, private equity roll-ups, and strategic spin-offs … The post Payroll Pulse: The M...

Comcast Execs Address Potential NBCU Consolidation Amid Company Split

Could Comcast's split from NBCUniversal lead to more M&A movement?

M&A roundup: Hot start to September

Acquisitions by Carr, Riggs & Ingram, Ascend, Nichols Cauley and more.

Takeovers and mergers the biggest reason for 767 AIM de-listings

Takeovers of AIM-listed companies were the biggest single cause of companies de-listing from the market over the last 20 years, according to data from accountancy UHY Hacker Young.