BIGGEST BUISNESS DEAL IN HISTORY

 There have been many large business deals throughout history, and it is difficult to determine the largest one with certainty, as the value of a deal can be measured in different ways and can be affected by various factors such as inflation and exchange rates.

Some of the largest business deals in history include:

1. The merger of Exxon and Mobil in 1999, which created ExxonMobil, the largest publicly traded oil and gas company in the world. The deal was valued at around $81 billion at the time.

2. The merger of Vodafone and Mannesmann in 2000, which created the world's largest mobile phone company. The deal was valued at around $180 billion at the time.

3. The acquisition of Time Warner by AOL in 2000, which created AOL Time Warner, a media and entertainment company. The deal was valued at around $164 billion at the time.

4. The merger of Dow Chemical and DuPont in 2017, which created DowDuPont, a multinational chemical company. The deal was valued at around $130 billion.

5. The acquisition of Monsanto by Bayer in 2018, which created Bayer CropScience, a leading agricultural company. The deal was valued at around $63 billion.

Overall, there have been many large business deals throughout history, and the specific deal that is considered the largest will depend on the criteria used to measure its size and value.