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Amazon's Alexa Fund invests in voice technology startups. Google, Intel, Microsoft and Salesforce also use VC funds to compliment their M&A strategies. We check in with dealmakers from Alvarez & Marsal, Riverside, Merrill, M33 Growth and Paul Hastings about the potential impact of the coronavirus on the mid-market.

The number of global coronavirus cases soars. We check in with dealmakers from Alvarez & Marsal, Riverside, Merrill Corp. and Paul Hastings about the potential impact on mid-market M&A. Amazon, Google, Intel, Microsoft and Salesforce use VC funds to compliment their M&A strategies. Fox buys streaming service company.

Amazon, Google, Intel, Microsoft and Salesforce use VC funds to compliment their M&A strategies. We check in with dealmakers from Alvarez & Marsal, Riverside, Merrill and Paul Hastings about the potential impact of the coronavirus, also known as Covid-19 on the middle-market. Costco buys logistics company.

Middle-market dealmakers would be wise to track the venture capital investments of Amazon, Google, Intel, Microsoft and Salesforce.

Fears about the impact of the coronavirus on the global supply chain and on the growth of countries and companies continued to cause stocks to plummet Friday in the worst week for Wall Street since the financial crisis of 2008. We check in with dealmakers from Riverside, Merrill Corp. and Paul Hastings about the potential impact on mid-market M&A. Salesforce and DocuSign make tech-related deals.

The purchase was not likely to weaken competition as Google would not be inclined to stymie its rivals, the Competition and Markets Authority said.

The tech conglomerate is using its recent deals for Health Navigator and PillPack to launch new software services in healthcare.

CloudSimple will join Google Cloud, a priority business for the Alphabet Inc. unit

Amazon makes second deal in the healthcare sector in Health Navigator. Rothschild buys Livingstone's U.K. business. Vance Street backs aviation services company. Third quarter M&A insights from PwC and Pitchbook.

"Our total addressable market is between $10 billion and $20 billion and we are just a fraction of that," Apttus CEO Frank Holland tells Mergers & Acquisitions.