Sentence examples for The takeover from inspiring English sources

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The takeover

noun

The purchase of one company by another; a merger without the formation of a new company, especially where some stakeholders in the purchased company oppose the purchase.

synonyms

coup

coup d'etat

putsch

Exact(12)

The takeover of BCE may be different.

The Economist

The takeover activism market is hot, though.

The New York Times

The takeover has not been approved".

The Guardian - Sport

The takeover battle is far from over.

The New York Times

The takeover of Sybase will help SAP to catch up.

The Economist

The takeover is the sixth-largest in American history.

The Economist

The takeover market's pattern of following equity prices is counterintuitive.

The New York Times

"The takeover makes a lot of strategic sense".

The New York Times

The takeover is now widely seen as a missed opportunity.

The New York Times

The Takeover Artist.

Forbes

The takeover had begun.

BBC

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