Sentence examples for does a merger from inspiring English sources
WHEN does a merger mean more choice for consumers?
Ask yourself: how does a merger or initial public offering work?
"I don't know if Comcast will get Disney or not…if it does, a merger of that magnitude will unquestionably go through the finest filter at the commission, I can assure you, as possible," Powell was quoted as saying during a Congressional hearing.
"Ironically, to reach his sales target, Soriot himself may need to do a merger," he said.
"You're not going to do a merger just to get the company offshore," said Stephen E. Shay, professor at Harvard Law School.
David Driscoll, an analyst for Citigroup, said combining sales and distribution forces was "probably the No. 1 reason why you do" a merger.
He felt that to do a merger was the way to go forward, and I think he felt that the one to go forward with was BMG.
In the past few years there has been so much hostility to M&A from investors and outside directors that the typical boss would sooner have proposed giving up his corporate jet than doing a merger.
Microsoft has never done a merger of this size, and the two companies have very different cultures: there could be an exodus of engineers to other firms, including Google.From a regulator's point of view, there are two decisions to make.
Chief Executive Daniel Vasella Daniel Vasella has talked about doing a merger.
The wireless sector has been the subject of intensified merger speculation in recent sessions; press reports have mentioned a number of parties that could be interested in doing a merger or acquisition with AT&T Wireless.
