When a company is spinning off part of its business to shareholders, what's the best move to make? Do you keep stocks in the parent company, in the spin-off, or both? The question comes up a lot.

Deal Overview On October 21, 2025, activist investor Ananym Capital Management publicly disclosed a significant stake in Baker Hughes Company (NASDAQ: BKR, $47.04, Market Capitalization: $46.4 billion ...

The 'John Wick' and 'Hunger Games' studio got overwhelmingly support from investors for a full separation to create two standalone publicly-traded companies. By Etan Vlessing Canada Bureau Chief ...

On February 1, 2024, Fidelity National Information Services (NYSE: FIS, $73.46, Market Capitalization: $42.3 billion) disclosed the completion of sale of a 55.0% ownership stake in the Worldpay WP ...

NCR Atleos Corporation's recent spin-off has positioned it for accelerated business growth, with significant revenue and net income growth expected post-2025 as spin-off costs diminish. The company’s ...

UK-based Octopus Energy is moving ahead with plans to spin out Kraken Technologies as demand for AI-driven energy software ...

Separation makes future M&A easier, investors say Defence unit benefited from push in military spending Company to update on spin-off in coming months Guides for FY industrial EBIT of 850-900 mln ...

Middleby (NASDAQ:MIDD) board has unanimously approved a plan to separate its food processing business into a standalone public company as part of a strategic review of its business portfolio. This ...

Two years after spinning off its $15 billion consumer health unit as Kenvue, Johnson & Johnson is slimming down again by unveiling a plan to separate its orthopedics business, transforming it into a ...

As the linear TV business continues to erode, Comcast is considering spinning off its cable network portfolio into a standalone company. That portfolio includes Oxygen True Crime, Bravo, MSNBC, CNBC, ...