Billions Are No Big Deal

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If you happen to look like the cartoon character pointing, then $25 billion may be too big of a deal to imagine, let alone propose in an acquisition offer. In the history of America, the two largest African American-owned business acquisitions were the $2.3 billion BET sale to Viacom in 2000 and the $3 billion sale of Beats Electronics to Apple in 2014.

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