By Manya Saini (Reuters) -Teamshares, a buyer of small- to medium-sized enterprises, said on Friday it would go public in the U.S. through a $746 million blank-check deal with Live Oak Acquisition Corp backed by accounts advised by investment giant T. Rowe Price. Special purpose acquisition deals have made a comeback on Wall Street in 2025 after years of muted activity, with several marquee investors and financial firms once again turning to this alternative route to the public markets. Teamshares acquires small and medium-sized enterprises using its tech platform and describes itself as a part financial technology firm and part holding company. Its subsidies have generated consolidated revenues of more than $400 million across 40 industries and 30 states. "About 3 million companies have o

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