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US M&A deals of the month: September 2026
Read the full story: US M&A deals of the month: September 2026September’s largest US deals concentrated capital around increasingly scarce capabilities. Nvidia, GE Aerospace, AMD, IRT, and Baldwin led a month spanning AI ecosystems, manufacturing capacity, property scale, and insurance distribution.
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UK M&A deals of the month: September 2026
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Technology leaders report growing management complexity
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