Joseph Livingston+FollowBig Ad Merger Means Less Choice, Lower Yields?Heads up: Two ad giants, Omnicom and InterPublic, are merging, shrinking the Big 4 to the Big 3. If you’re holding IPG for those sweet dividends, brace yourself—your payout might drop. This is classic "when companies join forces, consumers and investors get fewer options." We’ve seen it with phone companies, now it’s ad agencies. Expect more of these shakeups, so double-check your investments if you rely on steady income. Mergers can mean more change (and less comfort) ahead! #MoneyMoves #DividendWatch #MarketTrends #AdIndustry #Mergers #Finance00Share
james73+FollowBig Money Moves & Major ShakeupsWild week in business! IBM’s dropping $150B into the U.S. (hello, quantum computers), DoorDash is eyeing Deliveroo for a $3.6B takeover, and Align Technology’s paying $31.75M to settle price-fixing claims. Meanwhile, manufacturing jobs are slipping, unemployment’s ticking up, and companies are spending way more on security after a high-profile exec murder. Oh, and DHL’s shipment pause? Already reversed. Banking world’s buzzing with big mergers, too. Anyone else feel like 2025 is off to a wild start? #BusinessNews #Investing #TechTrends #Mergers #Economy #Security #Jobs #2025 #JobCareer00Share
Keith Bass+FollowGoldman Sachs Shakes Up Asia DealmakersGoldman Sachs just gave two of its top dealmakers, Sushil Bathija and Vikram Chavali, new roles to lead big-money deals across Asia (minus Japan). Why does this matter? When new leaders step in, it can mean fresh strategies for how mega-mergers and buyouts happen—think more blockbuster deals that could change what brands you see in stores or apps you use. Basically, if you follow where the money moves, this is a power shuffle worth watching! #GoldmanSachs #AsiaBusiness #Mergers #MoneyMoves #BizChatter #Business50Share
