The 2026 M&A Outlook
Mega Trends Impacting M&A Now and in the Future: The fifth and final installment of our 2026 M&A Outlook focuses on the mega-trends reshaping dealmaking across sectors.
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Entries by Ignacio Ruiz
Bankrupt Nicklaus Cos. golf business seeks to auction company assets
Palm Beach Gardens-based golf business Nicklaus Cos. could auction off its assets through U.S. Bankruptcy Court.
Tariffs reshape trans-Pacific trade
With tariffs still in flux and the full effects expected to ripple through 2025 and into 2026, the dynamics of cargo movement—particularly airfreight—have shifted sharply across the trans-Pacific trade corridor.
Golf Services Business Founded by Jack Nicklaus Files Bankruptcy After $50 Million Defamation Verdict in His Favor
Nicklaus Cos., a golf-course designer and marketer of Jack Nicklaus products, has filed for bankruptcy after being hit with a $50 million defamation verdict in favor of the legendary golfer and company founder.
Q3 2025 Healthcare Report
Miami Investment Banking Firm Cassel Salpeter Issues Healthcare Industry Deal Report
South Florida firm publishes Q3 2025 Healthcare Deal Report surveying year’s company M&A, deal flow, and market trends
Q3 2025 Tech Report
Miami Investment Banking Firm Cassel Salpeter Issues Tech Industry Deal Report
South Florida firm publishes Q2 2025 Tech Deal Report surveying year’s company M&A, deal flow, and market trends
Q3 2025 Aviation Report
Miami Investment Banking Firm Cassel Salpeter Issues Aviation Industry Deal Report
South Florida firm publishes Q3 2025 Aviation Deal Report surveying company M&A, deal flow, and market trends
Planta has emerged from bankruptcy
Planta, a plant-based restaurant concept founded in Toronto, Canada, has emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy through a strategic asset sale to New CHG US Holdings.
The end of de minimis exemption hits air freight industry
FedEx reports quarterly results later on Thursday, and analysts expect that profits will take a hit, thanks to the end of what’s known as the “de minimis loophole.”
