The phrase "after takeover" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to events or situations that occur following a takeover, typically in a business or organizational context.
Example: "The company's performance improved significantly after takeover, leading to increased investor confidence."
Alternatives: "post-takeover" or "following the takeover".
P16 Gawker hires bankers to weigh options after takeover approaches.
Takeover after takeover has been followed by redundancies and closures all over the world".
But African Barrick Gold slumped more than 20% after takeover talks fell apart.
The transfer of power at Bear Stearns comes a year after takeover speculation bolstered the firm's stock.
Even after takeover rumors drove up its shares in recent days, they are still down about one-quarter from a year ago.
Furthermore, I use analyst forecast accuracy and analyst forecast dispersion as proxies for financial reporting opacity and find that analyst forecasts become less accurate and more dispersed after takeover laws were enacted, suggesting increased opacity.
"Perhaps no company ever transited as quickly from a private equity firm's sought-after takeover target to being liquidated," said Peter Fuhrman, chairman of China First Capital, an investment bank and advisory firm based in Shenzhen, China.
The latest rumor is that France's Vivendi, which inherits a 43% stake in Diller's USANetworks as a result of its pending acquisition of Seagram, will back Diller in a long-lusted-after takeover of NBC.
The Executive is available both for consultation and also the giving of rulings on the interpretation, application or effect of the Code before, during and, where appropriate, after takeovers or other relevant transactions.
Multiparous mothers who accepted the invading male shortly after takeovers avoided infanticide in most cases.
Our findings showed that invading males did not immediately kill suckling infants after takeovers or introduction but attempt to monopolize the mother first.
