Monday's deal tape had two kinds of transaction on it, and they ran in opposite directions. Two energy producers paid to lengthen their runway, one in stock and one in cash. An industrial conglomerate sold a product line that no longer fits the company it is trying to become. A private equity firm added a risk officer to its board. Each one tells you what a buyer thinks is … [Read more...] about EQT and Ovintiv Pay for Drilling Inventory While Johnson Controls Sells Its Alarm Business
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