megadeal

[ meg-uh-deel ]

noun

1. a large business transaction.

Word History and Origins

Origin of megadeal¹

First recorded in 1980–85

Example Sentences

Exxon Mobil strikes an agreement to win regulatory approval of its $60 billion megadeal.

From New York Times

If President Biden manages to clinch a trilateral megadeal — which would probably include a Saudi-Israeli peace agreement, an Israeli commitment to a two-state solution, a U.S.-Saudi defense treaty and U.S.-Saudi understandings on a civilian nuclear program in Saudi Arabia — he will need support from two-thirds of senators to ratify the U.S.-Saudi treaty.

From New York Times

Here’s what you need to know about Capital One and Discover’s potential megadeal, and what it could mean for consumers.

From New York Times

These latest Berkshire purchases began on the same day Chevron announced it was buying Hess Corp. for $53 billion in the second megadeal in the oil sector this month.

From Seattle Times

Paton said at the time that Gregory was his top choice in free agency and he never called Miller, who wound up signing a megadeal with the Bills, where his productive 2022 season was cut short by a knee injury.

From Seattle Times