For members of the audience, however, the spectacle of politicians mixing up their words doubtless left them with a feeling best expressed by a slightly different merger of the two words: dejection.
The following section, Model, summarizes the results of our model and discusses the consequences of applying different merger standards from a theoretical perspective.
Although SMFG has not yet formally withdrawn its own, more generous, offer, it may now turn its mind to a different big merger.
Three different mergers are analyzed: a (H) merger, a (V) merger with the three components of the composite good and another (V) merger with only two components of the composite good.
The different mergers and tie-ups agreed upon so far will cut the overall staff of the cajas about 15 percent and reduce their branch network 20 percent to 25 percent.
This week, there were two different mergers in the works that would have brought together giants of telecom and media.
Phil will spend hours on the phone with his customers, and also with colleagues from the many different merger-happy companies he worked at: Bank of America, Chrysler First, Deutsche Bank.
Whether you're proposing marriage or planning a different sort of merger, a good table at a ritzy restaurant no longer does the trick.
This meant that regulators should scrutinize deals through a different lens: if a merger reduced competition but enhanced "consumer welfare," it should be approved.
South of the border in the US, the controversy is of a different order: the Burger King-Tim Hortons merger is the latest in a series of so-called tax inversions, transactions that, by shifting the new corporation's domicile to Canada, will cut Burger King's tax burden.
