So much for low-cost M&A pickups at the bankruptcy court. Japanese-owned 7-Eleven bought 3,900 Speedway locations from Marathon Petroleum on Sunday for $21 billion. The Lawbook has the lawyers who made the deal happen.
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Baker Botts Bankruptcy Pro Jumps to Reed Smith
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It wasn’t the biggest week of the year, but Chevron’s $13 billion blockbuster buy of Noble Energy assured big value. But in the grand scheme of global energy values, the deal may suggest that better times are coming. Allen Pusey explains in this week’s Corporate Deal Tracker Roundup.
Two More Permian-Focused Oil Companies File for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
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