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Business to Look Out For in 2015
The document discusses various mergers and acquisitions in 2015, including a potential Yahoo-AOL merger and eBay's divesture of PayPal leading to a significant IPO. Darden Restaurants is under pressure to improve Olive Garden or risk being broken up after attempting to sell Red Lobster for $2.1 billion. The planned merger between Time Warner Cable and Comcast faces regulatory challenges, creating uncertainty regarding breakup fees.
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Business to Look Out For in 2015
- 1. Acquisition and Merger Watch| 2015 John Jellinek
- 2. Possible Yahoo! AOLMerger? Two tech giants who have matured past their popularity point. A merger might be the best course of action for both, despite the high costs that will come along with it. Look for a deal settling in the tens of millions of dollars
- 3. eBay | PayPal Therecent news of the divesture from eBay will result in a IPO set to be 2015’s biggest. PayPal is at the center of a market that is set to explode, mobile payments are about to take off in popularity and value.
- 4. Darden Restaurants Darden recentlyattempted to please investors by putting one of its holding sup for sale, Red Lobster, for $2.1 billion. With pressure to improve its Olive Garden branch looming, if it fails to do so, investors may be calling for a break up of the company.
- 5. Hewlitt-Packard Divesture HP hasplanned to divest its consumer products division offering laptops and printers. Its corporate services will remain under HP Enterprises while it eyes a new acquisition target, EMC.
- 6. Time Warner Cable| Comcast The planned acquisition between the two cable giants is likely to be turned down by Washington. This spells turmoil for those left with the break up fees attached to the deal.