Ben Dummett is a European M&A Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He specializes in the intersection of finance and the food and beverage industries, covering themes such as corporate finance, capital markets, and entrepreneurship within food manufacturing and production. Ben's work has been featured in prominent publications including MarketWatch, Financial News, Private Equity News, and Yahoo Finance.
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Ben Dummett's coverage heavily focuses on finance, particularly investment analysis and private sector announcements. He appears to have a strong interest in Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) within the business and technology sectors.
Given his focus, it is likely he would be receptive to pitches from financial experts who can provide insightful analysis of investment trends, especially in relation to mergers and acquisitions or significant deals within the technology industry.
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By: Ben Dummett
The rally in tech stocks is being fueled by relief after a massive sale of stock by the AI-focused investment firm Situational Awareness, a hedge-fund manager says. Deep losses in Situational’s portfolio prompted Leopold Aschenbrenner’s firm to [sell the bulk of its stockholdings](https://www.wsj.c
LONDON—The U.K. government cleared Paramount's $81 billion purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery merger after the U.S. media company offered protections
By: Ben Dummett, Kim Mackrael
The deal still faces substantial legal challenges in the U.S., where state attorneys general have sued to block the purchase.
By: Julia Amann, Ben Dummett
The media mogul’s live entertainment business Mari Group said it had agreed to buy Britain’s ATG Entertainment from a private-equity firm.
By: Ben Dummett, Julia Amann
Hollywood power broker Ari Emanuel is betting big on the theater.
Artificial-intelligence startup Lovable has raised fresh funds at a $13.3 billion valuation, highlighting investor enthusiasm for vibe-coding tools
New funding round catapults AI company into the ranks of Europe’s most valuable startups.
The billionaire is part of a consortium buying a minority stake in the storied Premier League soccer team.
Jeff Bezos is the new part-owner of one of the world's most celebrated soccer teams.
By: Ben Dummett
Novartis’ latest trial setback serves a cautionary tale for investors betting on big pharma’s strategy of making bite-size acquisitions to bolster their drug pipelines. In theory, smaller deals offer big pharma access to promising and potentially lucrative drugs without the risk inherent in big bet
