Sentence examples for intended takeover from inspiring English sources

On March 3rd he in effect blessed News Corporation's intended takeover of BSkyB, the country's biggest media firm by revenues, so long as Sky News is made independent.

FINANCIAL TIMES Deutsche Börse Still Confident Over NYSE Deal | Deutsche Börsese is sticking to its plan in the intended takeover of NYSE Euronext, according to Rainer Riess, the deputy chairman of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, who said he hopes the deal will be completed by the end of the year, Reuters reports.

REUTERS Google Has Not Sought Chinese Permission on Deal | Google has not applied to China's Commerce Ministry for approval of its intended takeover of Motorola Mobility Holdings, flouting Chinese laws that companies with more than $1.55 billion in global annual revenue must seek permission for a takeover, the ministry said.

Google's intended takeover of DoubleClick has European lawmakers putting pressure on antitrust regulators to review privacy concerns related to the deal with the online ad tracker.

Then Steve Wynn, the casino entrepreneur, began buying the company's stock, apparently intending a takeover.

The immediate indications were that the Argentine Government intends the takeover to be permanent and not just a demonstration of power or a brusque negotiating tactic designed to push London into making concessions during future negotiations over the sovereignty of the islands.

The Coalition's statement claimed Labor intended a "Canberra takeover of state schools".

Regardless of which argument holds sway, it's worth considering how parties operationalize and interact with the European merger regime in the context of their takeover struggles and the intended results of the Takeover Directive.

The company has also opted out of a New York State law intended to prevent takeovers.

PC sales, according to the proxy, still account for more than half of Dell's revenue despite a number of takeovers intended to bolster the size of its corporate services arm.

* Dresser Industries, Dallas, said its board had adopted a shareholder rights' plan intended to deter hostile takeover tactics.