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Broadcom Seeks Early European Approval For VMware's $61B Buyout

Benzinga

chipmaker Broadcom Inc (NASDAQ: AVGO ) agreed in May to acquire cloud computing company VMware Inc (NYSE: VMW ) for $61 billion. In a bid to diversify its business into enterprise software, U.S.

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Fastly Shares Pop On Takeover Speculation

Benzinga

Fastly Inc (NYSE: FSLY ) is surging on a speculative rumor that it could be a takeover target by Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ: GOOG ) (NASDAQ: GOOGL ). A company like Google could acquire Fastly to improve its content delivery network, the Deal.com reported. Fastly operated a content delivery network to help entities.

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AI technology, a serious threat for Alphabet?

Valutico

Alphabet Inc. Weekly Valuation – Valutico | 21 February 2023 Link to valuation About Alphabet Alphabet Inc. The company is one of the world’s largest companies with a market capitalization of $1.34 Last week, the company held a conference to talk about the threat of Chat GPT.

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Extending Dual Class Stock: A Proposal

Harvard Corporate Governance

As companies that adopted dual-class stock structures with sunsets at the time of their IPOs age, some sunset mechanisms, particularly term-based sunsets, are beginning to take effect. In some cases, companies have allowed sunsets to take effect, resulting in the collapse of the company’s dual class structure. 3d 635 (Del.

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Squarespace Stock Is Surging On Deal With Google: What's Going On?

Benzinga

Squarespace Inc (NYSE: SQSP ) shares are rising in extended trading Thursday after the company entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Alphabet Inc's (NASDAQ: GOOG ) Google Domains business.

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Several S&P 500 Companies Step Up Capital Spending Faster Than Share Buybacks

Benzinga

companies, including Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ: GOOG ), General Motors Company (NYSE: GM ), and PepsiCo Inc (NASDAQ: PEP ), have increased spending on real estate, equipment, and technology. According to the Wall Street Journal report , the move is an encouraging signal to investors amid uncertain macroeconomic trends.

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Left-Leaning Group Says Apple, Google Will Need To Rein In Elon Musk-Controlled Twitter

Benzinga

While Twitter, Inc. NYSE: TWTR ) founder Jack Dorsey applauds Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA ) CEO Elon Musk's proposed takeover of the company he created, a left-leaning non-profit organization is voicing concern about how the social media giant could be impacted by the new ownership. NASDAQ: AAPL ) and Alphabet, Inc.

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