(Bloomberg) -- U.S. stocks extended their record-
breaking rally after A.G. Edwards Inc. and Ceridian Corp. agreed
to be acquired, adding to this year's unprecedented pace of
takeovers.
A.G. Edwards rose to an all-time high after Wachovia Corp.
agreed to buy the company for about $6.84 billion in cash and
stock in the biggest acquisition of a U.S. brokerage firm in
almost seven years. Ceridian advanced to a six-year peak after
Thomas H. Lee Partners LP and Fidelity National Financial Inc.
purchased the provider of payroll and human resources services
for $5.3 billion.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
breaking rally after A.G. Edwards Inc. and Ceridian Corp. agreed
to be acquired, adding to this year's unprecedented pace of
takeovers.
A.G. Edwards rose to an all-time high after Wachovia Corp.
agreed to buy the company for about $6.84 billion in cash and
stock in the biggest acquisition of a U.S. brokerage firm in
almost seven years. Ceridian advanced to a six-year peak after
Thomas H. Lee Partners LP and Fidelity National Financial Inc.
purchased the provider of payroll and human resources services
for $5.3 billion.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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