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Famous Mergers and Acquisitions

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Acquirer
Target
Year
Value ($B)
Industry
Vodafone
Mannesmann2000183Telecommunications
AOL
Time Warner2000165Media
AB InBev
SABMiller2016107Beverages
Microsoft
Activision Blizzard202369Gaming
Broadcom
VMware202361Technology
Dell Technologies
EMC201667Technology
Pfizer
Warner-Lambert200090Pharmaceuticals
Exxon
Mobil199981Energy
Disney
21st Century Fox201971Entertainment
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Celgene201974Pharmaceuticals
United Technologies
Raytheon2020121Aerospace & Defense
Facebook
WhatsApp201419Technology
Microsoft
LinkedIn201626Technology
Amazon
Whole Foods201713.7Retail
Salesforce
Slack202127.7Technology
Google
YouTube20061.65Technology
Facebook
Instagram20121Technology
Dow Chemical
DuPont2017130Chemicals
Charter Communications
Time Warner Cable201678.7Telecommunications
Bayer
Monsanto201863Agriculture
AT&T
Time Warner201885Media / Telecom
CVS Health
Aetna201869Healthcare
T-Mobile
Sprint202026Telecommunications
Oracle
Cerner202228.3Healthcare IT
Nvidia
Mellanox20206.9Semiconductors
Adobe
Figma202220Design Software
Verizon
MCI20068.5Telecommunications
JPMorgan Chase
Bear Stearns20081.1Banking
Disney
Pixar20067.4Entertainment
Disney
Marvel20094Entertainment

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