Sentence examples for mergers at a from inspiring English sources

A study by José Miguel Gaspar, Massimo Massa, and Pedro P. Matos found that companies with a large percentage of high-turnover shareholders sold themselves in mergers at a discount, overpaid for acquisitions, and generally underperformed the market.

There is one thing that Mr. Perella is lacking, however: a flood of the type of headline-grabbing, blockbuster mergers — at a time when there are so many — that made him one of the few bankers who has come close to becoming a household name.

They found that even though fragmentation occurs, the central object continues to grow via turbulent accretion and mergers at a rate of ({simeq}1mbox { M}_{odot} mbox { yr}^{-1}).

A MERGER AT MOMA Sometimes the departure of a museum curator becomes an occasion for the institution to rethink and reorganize.

Osaka shareholders must still approve the merger at a meeting expected later this year, preceded by a share swap.

BP's former chief executive, Lord (then John) Browne, did once consider a merger, at a time when his company was top dog.

Any deal is far from imminent, this person said, and Massey's board may elect not to pursue a merger at a meeting this month.

The Greens and Alliance 90, an association of civil rights campaigners from former East Germany, sealed their merger at a conference in Leipzig on May 15-16.

Compaq's shareholders were solidly behind the deal and nine out of ten approved the merger at a vote in Houston on March 20th.

This is in significant contrast to the cold war alliance between Stalin and Mao -- a strategic merger at a time of enormous ideological struggle after World War II.

The country's two largest Mennonite denominations approved a merger at a conference in Nashville, joining their 125,000 members into one organization, the Mennonite Church USA.