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Often used in the same context:
dealmakers,
dealmaker,
takeovers,
mergers,
deals,
leveraged buyout,
maneuvering,
strategics,
megadeal,
clubby,
venture capital,
white knight,
lobbyists,
acquisitive,
venture capitalist,
politicking,
wasserstein,
summitry,
brinkmanship,
backroom,
buyout,
freewheeling,
shuttle diplomacy,
turnround,
chicanery,
dealings,
acquisitor,
runup,
biotech,
manoeuvering,
lbo,
posturing,
investment banker,
arbs,
hedge fund,
insiders,
secretive,
partisanship,
furtiveness,
frenetic,
salesmanship,
highflier,
parleys,
jockeying,
schmoozing,
investment,
frothiness,
investor,
fingerpointing,
detente,
hostile takeover,
frenzied,
bellwethers,
chumminess,
startups,
antitrade,
hedgefund,
preholiday,
rainmaker,
cronyism,
negotiations,
bloodletting,
dickering,
rancorous,
congressional,
bullishness,
crosscurrent,
arbitrager,
sub rosa,
donnybrooks,
sharklike,
diplomacy,
boardroom,
flurry,
lawmaking,
haggling,
protectionist,
buccaneering,
wrangling,
brokering,
courtship,
skullduggery,
rapprochement,
tech,
legislative,
politics,
blockbuster,
logrolling,
gamesmanship,
pharma,
fractiousness,
deliberative,
whipsaw,
colloquies,
greenmail,
insider trading,
shenanigan,
doublespeak,
obstructionism,
activity,
squali,
backslapping,
accountancy,
advertising,
autonomy,
bloodstream,
bookkeeping,
consultancy,
consultant,
contributions,
director,
doldrums,
entrepreneurship,
federalism,
giving,
helm,
innovators,
juggling,
lifeblood,
maneuverings
Also try:
— Adjectives for dealmaking:
political,
creative,
backroom,
frantic,
corporate,
financial
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