Shareholders in the likes of Bwin (LSE: BPTY), AGA Rangemaster (LSE: AGA) and Latchways (LSE: LTC) have enjoyed nice gains in recent weeks — even as the wider market has fallen — thanks to M&A activity. But will this enthusiasm for takeovers continue if the stock market volatility turns into a rout?
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Bwin.party Digital Entertainment Plc, AGA Rangemaster Group Plc & Latchways plc: Can The Merger Mania Continue?
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