Sentence examples for foreign bidders from inspiring English sources

The foreign bidders also include Ford Motor.

In the merger-obsessed world of exchanges, America and Britain still broadly welcome foreign bidders.

Japanese firms are embracing poison pill defences that might deter foreign bidders.

Yet the most recent sale of exploration rights attracted a lukewarm response from foreign bidders.

In recent weeks it has introduced poison pills designed to ward off foreign bidders.

The auction has even drawn interest from foreign bidders, an unusual development for Russian privatizations.

This also involves a foreign bidder.

A Korean celadon vase (estimate: $800 to $1,200) was snapped up by a foreign bidder via the Internet for $6,000.

If the contract had gone to a foreign bidder it would have proved a severe embarrassment to the government and its efforts to encourage manufacturing.

If the two tycoons manage to appoint feeble non-execs in the coming weeks, says Paul Reynolds, a media analyst at Deutsche Bank, investors will be furious.In the long run ITV's future is likely to involve a foreign bidder.

It may lose its cherished autonomy after Hungary joins the European Union in May 2004: if governments have to give up their "golden shares" in national champions, it may fall to a foreign bidder.