Sentence examples for for takeover to from inspiring English sources
Some are even positing that Papermaster will be put in charge of Freescale, a chipmaker Apple is eying for takeover to add to P.A. Semi, which it already owns.
Miliband wrote in the FT on Thursday about introducing new rules for takeovers to prevent a repeat of the "unedifying spectacle" of the Kraft takeover of Cadbury.
In addition, notes Greg Jensen of Bridgewater Associates, a money-management firm, the number of companies announcing plans to buy back their own shares has fallen during the last several months, as have plans for takeovers to be paid in cash.
Analysts say that if plain packaging succeeds in commoditizing the tobacco industry, it could raise pressure for takeovers to cut costs.
The bookmaker Ladbrokes is offering odds of 3/1 for the takeover to be completed before Monday, and 5/4 for a deal to happen after they walk away, in a new offer period.
The manifesto confirmed that a Labour government would seek to raise the shareholder voting threshold to two-thirds in order for a takeover to be approved.
– Matt Rowson bhappy.wordpress.com, @mattrowson I've been waiting all summer for the takeover to go through – at last, it's happened.
Yet as the deadline approached, Kabel's investors finally gave their backing for the deal, and Vodafone confirmed on Thursday that it had secured the minimum 75 percent acceptance needed for the takeover to proceed.
Cameron has repeatedly faced down calls for Hunt to resign, including as recently as last week after a draft email surfaced showing that Hunt was privately pushing for the takeover to be allowed before he was appointed to oversee the process.
David Cameron has strongly defended Jeremy Hunt's handling of Rupert Murdoch's bid for BSkyB in the light of new evidence showing that Hunt was privately pushing for the takeover to be allowed before he was appointed to oversee the process.
German executives said today that they were confident that the Swedish bid would fail to win 75percentt of the shareholder votes at the London Stock Exchange, the minimum required for a takeover to succeed.
