Deals of the day - Mergers and acquisitions
May 1 (Reuters) - The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported by 2130 GMT on Thursday:
Hedge fund Third Point owns a "meaningful" stake in U.S. Steel X.N and expects a merger with Japanese rival Nippon Steel 5401.T to go ahead.
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CRC Group has confirmed its acquisition of Long Island-based ARC Excess & Surplus, which has more than $1 billion in annual premiums and will join CRC while continuing to operate under its current leadership team.
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European private equity firm CVC CVC.AS will invest in Dream Games, the mobile games developer known for "Royal Match" and "Royal Kingdom", said.
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Taiwanese electronic parts maker Yageo 2327.TW said it was re-evaluating the terms of its tender offer for Japan's Shibaura Electronics 6957.T, a move that came after its rival suitor raised its bidding price.
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WiseTech Global WTC.AX, one of Australia’s top-listed tech firms, confirmed that it is participating in a strategic review of U.S.-based cloud logistics company E2open ETWO.N, following media speculation around a potential buyout.
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