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1,792 deals tracked since Aug 26, 2026, worth $628B in announced deal value. Every link is free to read.

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$7BStrategic acquisitionTechnologyRumoredOct 12, 2026

Amazon in talks to buy AI startup Decart for up to $7B

Amazon is reportedly negotiating to acquire Decart.ai in a deal that could be worth up to $7 billion, according to the Wall Street Journal. A deal could come within days if talks hold and no rival suitor emerges. Decart, founded in 2023 by three Israeli engineers, raised $300 million at a $4 billion valuation in May. Its DOS software helps developers optimize AI models to run across different processors.

$25B valuationStrategic acquisitionTechnologyRumoredOct 12, 2026

Nvidia weighs buyout, acquihire or bigger stake in Reflection AI

Nvidia is in early talks to acquire open-weight model developer Reflection AI or deepen its investment, the Financial Times reports. An agreement could come within weeks, though talks could still collapse. Options include an outright purchase, a larger stake paired with chip supply, or an acquihire that would likely avoid lengthy regulatory review. Nvidia has invested $800 million in Reflection, whose latest round closed at a $25 billion pre-money valuation.

~$1.4BreportedTake-privateTechnologyOct 12, 2026

Persistent locks up 94% of Nagarro, plans squeeze-out

India's Persistent Systems has secured about 94.04% of German digital engineering firm Nagarro after its voluntary takeover offer closed. Tendered shares totaled about 71.94%, on top of a 22.10% stake bought from Lantano Beteiligungen. That is well above the 50%-plus-one-share threshold. Having passed 90%, Persistent plans to squeeze out remaining minority holders and take Nagarro private.

52 retail sitesDivestiture / carve-outConsumer & RetailOct 12, 2026

Couche-Tard agrees to buy Irving Oil retail sites in Québec and Ontario

Alimentation Couche-Tard has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Irving Oil retail assets. The package includes 50 Québec sites and two Ontario sites that Couche-Tard already operates, plus 18 cardlock sites and fuel supply to 71 of its own Québec stores. The deal needs regulatory approval, including under the Competition Act.