Sentence examples for merger choice from inspiring English sources

C1 Vivendi Nears Merger Choice While Vivendi Universal may pick a merger partner for its entertainment assets today, it will hardly be a done deal.

After the merger, that choice will shrink to just two.

WHEN does a merger mean more choice for consumers?

When you put these changes together, you find that under AT&T ownership, its services have become higher-priced since the merger, and consumer choices have been narrowed sharply.

"It is a big benefit of the merger to give consumers choice.

The use of the merger technique is a choice of convenience (and possibly tax and accounting considerations, but those are beyond this course).

Fearing that such a merger would limit consumer choice in the $25 billion global ice cream business, the commission sought a preliminary injunction against the deal in March.

DeAnn Friedholm, the director for health care reform at Consumers Union, said her group was particularly concerned that the merger could reduce consumer choice in ways such as limiting the pharmacies in their networks or requiring people to use mail order.

"At this stage, I believe a merger is the best choice," Kim Sang Hoon, president of Kookmin, said, adding that Kookmin had an edge in retail banking, while Housing was the top mortgage lender.

Although America is considered over-banked, bank mergers have restricted real choice to almost nothing in most states.

Not well if you're talking stock-for-stock deals, the structure of choice for mergers today.