Sentence examples for at a merger from inspiring English sources

"When antitrust lawyers look at a merger, they look at the benefits of the economies of scale and the market power created by concentration," Mr. Zingales said.

Two of the country's biggest rail workers' unions, including one led by left-winger Bob Crow, have started talks aimed at a merger.

But earlier attempts at a merger failed, partly because ending the Montreal Exchange's autonomy is unpopular with many people in its home province, Quebec.

The change was more than the company could bear: after a half-hearted effort at a merger with a rival firm, Dynegy, it filed for bankruptcy.Enron's dodgy accounting was not an isolated case.

When Billiton head Gilbertson hinted at a merger, Anderson listened.

This is the first major attempt at a merger of search and social – unless you count Search Plus Your World, which I don't – and this is undeniably the way we're headed.

She told the story of Ms. Kagan's interview with a young associate at a mergers and acquisition firm in New York.

(With him in charge at Deutsche, a merger with Credit Suisse is no longer unthinkable).

At first, a merger of two such disparate shops seems as logical as merging agencies devoted to, say, health care advertising and direct marketing.

The chatter became especially feverish after a meeting in mid-February between Giovanni Bazoli, chairman of Intesa, and Cesare Geronzi, his counterpart at Capitalia.Such a merger would have something to be said for it.

Here's a look at how a merger may affect frequent fliers, followed by comments from management and representatives for the flight attendants and the pilots (for those like me that want to better understand why labor favors a merger).