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October’s largest US acquisitions reveal confidence in strategic corporate consolidation. Five major deals illuminate the appeal of established capabilities, private ownership, and energy infrastructure amid selective dealmaking.
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Billion Dollar Boy has expanded through a specialist American acquisition. Creator Authority adds B2B influencer marketing expertise, established professional creator relationships and a stronger US presence to the international marketing group.
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September’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 and US fusion laboratories are linking powerful AI supercomputers. The proposed federation will combine experimental data and computing capacity as both countries pursue faster fusion development and commercialisation.
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August’s US dealmakers concentrated capital around scale, infrastructure, and control. Aon, Stripe, Curium, Victory Capital, and Williams led a month in which buyers paid for distribution, AI routing, specialist healthcare, investment platforms, and energy networks.
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Deloitte agrees to a $21.5 million settlement with DOJ. The U.S. Department of Justice has reached a settlement with Deloitte, involving allegations of racial and gender discrimination through DEI goals in hiring and staffing decisions, prompting the firm to pay $21.5 million.
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July’s largest US-linked deals centred on networks, infrastructure, and scale. Uber, Solstice, KKR, ICE, and Brookfield led a month shaped by durable cash flows, strategic distribution, AI investment, and tighter regulatory design.
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June’s US dealmaking concentrated around AI, platforms, infrastructure, and pipelines. SpaceX, Fox, Martin Marietta, Merck, and AbbVie led a month in which buyers paid for scarce routes to capability, scale, customer access, and future growth.
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Huboo has launched US operations from Dallas, extending global coverage. The UK-headquartered fulfilment platform said the move will support brands expanding across North America and strengthen its software-enabled commerce infrastructure strategy.
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US forced-labour tariffs would test exporters’ supply-chain due diligence. Washington’s proposal could turn modern slavery controls into a direct trade, pricing, and customs exposure for UK companies.