"I was in control of my competitors," Gelana said.
Mr. Liddell, a former banker from New Zealand, is the behind-the-scenes architect of Microsoft's hostile takeover, the company's first unsolicited bid and perhaps the most audacious attempt by a technology company to wrestle control of a competitor.
Some have viewed the deal as a defensive move by Facebook, which has gained control of a competitor that may have undermined it in years to come Snapchat Snapchat, the ephemeral photo messaging service, seemed mad to reject Facebook's offer of $3bn for a buyout.
If completed, the transaction would culminate years of effort by General Dynamics to take control of its competitor.
"As the amount of fuel put into the car is under the complete control of the competitor, the stewards cannot accept this as a case of force majeure".
Of course, you can't hold a good businessman down, and Panagopulos just got around his problem by taking control of a competitor with local licenses.
Throughout the 19th century, university-trained M.D.s had struggled for control of treatment against competitors they considered ill-trained, ignorant quacks.
To meet the anarchist's challenge, Nozick sets out to show how the dominant association's suppression or control of non-outlaw competitors is not a violation of the rights of those competitors even though they are non-outlaws.
SIR MARTIN SORRELL, the acquisitive chief executive of the WPP Group, is stepping up his already aggressive push to win control of a smaller competitor, the troubled British agency company Cordiant Communications Group.
In a filing to the Federal Communications Commission, the department said agreements between local television stations to partner on business and editorial operations "often confer influence or control of one broadcast competitor over another".
