megadeal

American  

[meg-uh-deel] / ˈmɛg əˌdil /

noun

1. a large business transaction.

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Etymology

Origin of megadeal

First recorded in 1980–85

Example Sentences

The funding round, the third megadeal in the past year, follows a $13 billion investment in September that valued the company at $183 billion.

From The Wall Street Journal

Sure, there was some risk involved—and not just because every NFL megadeal has potential downside.

From The Wall Street Journal

The megadeal is back and so is Wall Street’s immense appetite for debt.

From The Wall Street Journal

Another week, another megadeal involving Big Tech players jockeying to power the artificial-intelligence wave — with large sums of money moving between them.

From MarketWatch

Su pulled off a megadeal with OpenAI, unveiled Monday, that positions her company, Advanced Micro Devices, to take on archrival Nvidia.

From The Wall Street Journal