Tech sector tipped as M&A hotspot

Caroline Donnelly
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Analyst KPMG cites telecommunications and cloud as key drivers of M&A activity

The technology sector has been tipped as major source of M&A activity this year by market watcher KPMG. According to the firm's latest Global M&A Predictor, technology sector valuations have out...

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