Sentence examples for deal dissolved from inspiring English sources

The deal dissolved after government regulators raised antitrust concerns and skepticism over the benefits of the merger.

Of course, it is for some of these same reasons that WorldCom and Sprint, once their deal dissolved, were so quickly mentioned as takeover targets.

The buyer, not surprisingly, asked for a price cut, and when Ms. Brien declined the new offer of $550,000, the deal dissolved.

First struck last May, the buyout deal dissolved into angry accusations over capital guarantee requirements imposed by a federal banking regulator, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.

And, when it came to making a final decision on the merger -- it was challenged by a rival bid and by opposition from retail traders and brokers -- the deal dissolved, bringing down with it the chief executive of the London Stock Exchange, who resigned on Friday.

After the Great Depression was over, the New Deal dissolved.

If the deal dissolves as its stands now, half-realized, Tribune would still be deep in debt, though somewhat less so.

Yiannopolous may have seen his speaking invitations dry up and his book deal dissolve, but the damage to the conservative movement has already been done.

By Ryan Lizza February 21, 2017 The alt-right provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos, pictured at center, may have seen his speaking invitations dry up and his book deal dissolve, but the damage to the conservative movement has already been done.

According to a Citigroup report, the stock should weaken more in the coming days as expectations of a deal dissolve.

In recent decades, businesses from Europe and Canada have invested in Cuba, with uneven results; many deals dissolve, with investors disappointed by returns or frustrated by the exigencies of working with Castro's government.