Corporate Actions News

Corporate actions are the decisions a company makes that change its share count, its ownership or its structure.

This page follows mergers and acquisitions, spinoffs, buybacks, dividend changes, stock splits, share offerings, delistings and bankruptcy filings. These events often move a stock more than its quarterly results do, and they usually come with dates attached: a record date, a tender offer expiry, a shareholder vote or the end of a regulatory review. Coverage includes the announcement and what follows it, such as a rival bid, the financing for a deal or an antitrust challenge. Board and executive changes appear when they signal a change of strategy, for example an activist investor winning seats or a new chief executive starting a review of the business.

A story is listed here when our topic model tags it Corporate Actions. Each story's page links to the reports it draws on.