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Group 1 - The total value of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in Turkey for 2025 reached 466.1 billion lira (approximately 11.81 billion USD), marking the highest annual level since the Turkish Competition Authority began reporting in 2013 [1] - Foreign-led M&A transactions accounted for the largest share, with 55 deals involving Turkish companies totaling 277.5 billion lira (about 7 billion USD), representing the second-highest annual foreign investment scale in Turkey's history [1] - In domestic transactions, the technology sector ranked first in deal volume, with 25 transactions in software development, consulting, and related IT services [1] Group 2 - The largest disclosed M&A deal in Turkey for 2025 was the acquisition of a vehicle inspection station project by the MOI consortium for 1.72 billion USD [2] - The second-largest deal involved Apollo Global Management acquiring a 3% stake in the Trans-Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline (TANAP) for 1 billion USD [2] - Uber's acquisition of an 85% stake in the Turkish e-commerce platform "Trendyol Go" for 700 million USD ranked third among the largest transactions [2]

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Core Viewpoint - Anheuser-Busch InBev (BUD.US) is set to repurchase a 49.9% stake in its U.S. metal can business from a consortium led by Apollo Global Management for approximately $3 billion, utilizing available cash for the transaction and expecting to complete the buyback in the first quarter of this year [1]. Group 1 - Anheuser-Busch InBev shares rose by 1.58% to $64.76 prior to the announcement [1]. - The U.S. metal can business includes seven production facilities across six states [1]. - The transaction is valued at around $3 billion [1].

Market Performance - The S&P 500 rose 0.88% to 6,834.50, the Nasdaq Composite gained 1.31% to 23,307.62, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average added 0.38% to 48,134.89, all influenced by volatile quad-witching flows [1] - AI-linked and broader tech names led market gains, with Oracle and Micron Technology boosting prices, while consumer stocks like Nike and Lamb Weston lagged due to disappointing earnings and guidance [2] Economic Indicators - Reports of cooling inflation and a softer labor market have strengthened expectations for a potential Federal Reserve rate cut early next year [4] - The University of Michigan revised its December consumer sentiment expectations downwards, citing high prices and weak hiring as contributing factors [5] Sector Challenges - Mixed results from Nike and Lamb Weston highlight ongoing challenges in consumer-facing sectors, with Nike beating analyst estimates but experiencing a stock decline due to concerns over profits and sales in China [5] - Apollo Global Management has warned of stagflation risks next year, particularly if AI does not meet expectations [4]

Let's continue the conversation right here with Toron Slack. He's chief economist at Apollo Global Management. Um, you have a favorite in that Fed race, by the way.Well, so I don't have a personal favorite, but I think it's clear that the market is trying to chew hard on which of these candidates will have implications for what's happening, especially of course in rates. What the conclusion of course here is that it all becomes about can the new fetcher persuade the other FOMC members about whatever his vie ...

Apollo Global Management is exploring a potential sale of its aviation company Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings Inc., according to people familiar with the matter. https://t.co/prDtjKsFDm ...

Apollo Global Management placed bets against the loans of several software makers as it grew increasingly bearish on technology firms exposed to AI, the Financial Times reported https://t.co/eoeTAT90Lq ...

Market Domination hosts Josh Lipton and Julie Hyman cover the latest headlines and interest rate decisions out from the Federal Reserve on December 10, 2025. Yahoo Finance senior Fed reporter Jennifer Schonberger comes on the program to break down the US central bank officials' decision to cut rates by 25 basis points at their December FOMC meeting, followed by a press conference with Fed Chair Jerome Powell after the announcement. Former Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City president Esther George and Nomur ...

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