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Securities

Jul. 2, 1999

Silicon Sizzle Keeps M&A Hot

It's hard to say what corporate lawyers would be doing today had Intel not invented the microprocessor in the 1970s. One thing is clear: The ensuing boom in high-tech deals has made mergers and acquisitions practitioners busier than ever.

By Tom Orewyler
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        It's hard to say what corporate lawyers would be doing today had Intel not invented the microprocessor in the 1970s. One thing is clear: The ensuing boom in high-tech deals has made mergers and acquisitions practitioners busier than ever.
        Northern Cal...

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