Sentence examples for merger resulted from inspiring English sources

The merger resulted in the loss of David Grandeau as the director of the lobbying commission, who was apparently too independent for Mr. Spitzer.

In 1907 the more complete merger resulted in the Royal Dutch/Shell Group headed by the two parent companies, with Deterding as general managing director of the group.

In hindsight, AOL was hugely overvalued, and the merger resulted in far more damaging integration problems and far fewer benefits than promised, destroying hundreds of billions of dollars in shareholder value.

The merger resulted in the creation of UBS AG, a huge new bank with total assets of more than US$590 billion.

The merger resulted in the reduction of more than 12,000 jobs between the two banks and merger related expenses of approximately $1.9 billion.

"From a strict antitrust standpoint, I thought that any merger resulting in 70percentt market share would have trouble getting approved," said John Ferencz McNaughton, a lawyer specializing in antitrust policy at Noronha Advogados, Brazil's largest law firm.

According to Matteo Ramenghi, an analyst at UBS, an investment bank, previous mergers resulted in cost savings of more than 17% of the acquired bank's costs.

The most influential antitrust thinkers of the Reagan era believed in scrutinizing closely only mergers between direct competitors and then only if the mergers resulted in an outright monopoly.

Since the 1990s, mergers resulted in fewer large publishers, while smaller publishers proliferated.

They found that blue stragglers were far more likely to be born from collisions or mergers resulting from these types of interactions than they were from random collisions.

Focus-decreasing (FD) mergers result in significantly negative long-term performance with an average 18% loss in stockholder wealth, 9% loss in firm value, and significant declines in operating cash flows three years after merger.