HubSpot's (NYSE:HUBS) stock rose 1% amid takeover rumors, fueled by reports suggesting Google (GOOGL) and other potential suitors are considering acquisition, though no formal offer has been made yet.
Bentley Systems (BSY) surged 4.4% following reports of potential sale amid takeover interest, with Schneider Electric (OTCPK:SBGSF) and Cadence Design (CDNS) expressing interest, as Bentley explores options with a market cap of around $15 billion, controlled by the Bentley family through a special class of shares, forming a special committee to consider sale or joint venture.
Altair acquired Cambridge Semantics, bolstering its data expertise and analytics team with advanced graph-powered data fabric technology for comprehensive enterprise knowledge graphs.
Kona Gold Beverages plans to acquire Surge Distribution from Loud Beverage for $1.5 million in preferred stock.
APi Group's acquisition of Elevated Facility Services for $570 million in cash expands its market reach by $10 billion, enhances cross-selling opportunities, and is expected to contribute $220 million in annual revenue, driving growth in its shareholder value creation framework, with Q1 net revenues expected between $1.590 - $1.610 billion and shares rising +2.23% to $39.42.
Edison Lithium acquires alkali disposition A-4593 in Saskatchewan from Globex Mining, part of its sodium brine claims expansion, for $200,000 cash, $50,000 in common shares, and a 2% royalty on gross revenue.
The Federal Trade Commission is considering legal action to block Tapestry's planned $8.5 billion acquisition of Capri Holdings, amid concerns over antitrust implications, as highlighted by recent comments from FTC officials and developments in the European Commission's investigation.
Salesforce (NYSE: CRM) is in advanced talks to acquire Informatica (NYSE: INFA) at a price below its current market value of $38.48 per share, with Informatica's market cap standing at $11.5 billion.
Dish Network (SATS) surged 5% following reports of financing offers exceeding $1B, potentially linked to debt-free units and collateralized by wireless spectrum, amidst ongoing discussions for committed financing and strategic transactions aimed at enhancing flexibility post-merger with EchoStar.
Stewart Information Services Corp. (NYSE: STC) is acquiring All New York Title Agency to strengthen its National Commercial Services business in New York, enhancing its reach in various housing markets, while the terms of the deal remain undisclosed, as Stewart's stock fell 7.1% amid reports of potential changes in mortgage practices.
