30Jul
Texas M&A Trends – Second Quarter 2020
BakerHostetler will present data regarding Texas’ robust M&A market each quarter, with useful comparisons to the U.S. market overall. The alert focuses on M&A volume and value, identifies the most active industries, and includes market commentary from our Texas-based M&A attorneys. M&A activity in the U.S. and Texas continued its decline, reflected by a significant drop in number of deals and deal value (although somewhat more modestly in the Texas market). Investor concerns about the mid- to...
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