Sentence examples for collapse of acquisition from inspiring English sources

The results were a much-needed positive report for Twitter following the collapse of acquisition talks, beating on earnings and user growth in a minor surprise for Wall Street.

In October last year, Twitter said it would lay off 9% of its workforce as it began to rejigger itself following the collapse of potential acquisition talks with suitors like Disney and Salesforce.

Contributing to the malaise was the near collapse of a big acquisition.

Mr. Yang's tenure has been marked by a precipitously declining stock price and the high profile collapse of a $44 billion acquisition offer from Microsoft last spring.

Meanwhile, as Wall Street marked the one-year anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the acquisition of Merrill Lynch by Bank of America and the Federal Reserve bailout of AIG, Obama address reforms for the financial system.

Either way, it is an unjustifiably large sum which would not have been achieved without a) quantitative easing; b) the current economic gyrations, which have been at least partly caused by the banks; and c) the reduction in competition – and higher fees – that have resulted from the collapse of Lehman (and Barclays' subsequent acquisition of its Wall Street rump).

In March, Vivendi Universal revealed a net loss for 2001 of a staggering euro13.6 billion ($12.2 billion), chiefly due to goodwill charges arising from the collapse in the value of acquisitions made during boom times.

The expected collapse of a financial deal Chinalco's planned $19.5 billion acquisition of Rio Tinto could strain relations between Australia and China in the political sphere.

"The abject failure of the technology, media and telecom acquisitions of the 1990's and the collapse of serial acquirers like WorldCom and Tyco have thrown acquisitions into disrepute," Martin Lipton, a founding partner of the law firm Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, wrote in a note to clients this week about the dire state of the merger business.

A burst of acquisition followed.

The collapse of the deal marks a second China-led acquisition of a U.S. tech company to have failed during U.S. President Trump's tenure.