Sentence examples for out of takeover from inspiring English sources

However, Sports Direct pulled out of takeover talks last week, having built its stake from less than 15% in May.

But arbitragers, who make their money diving in and out of takeover stocks, are taking a more cautious approach to the talk of an imminent Burberry bid.

The incident followed a Russian decision to step up links with the breakaway region in order to put more pressure on the Georgians.The Italian government offered a euro300m ($500m) emergency loan to Alitalia, Italy's troubled national airline, after Air France-KLM pulled out of takeover talks.

[C2.] AGF to Stay Out of Takeover Fight AGF Management, a mutual fund firm in Tornoto, said that it was not interested in making a "white knight" bid for Mackenzie Financial, the target of a $2.6 billion hostile takeover bid by a rival, C.I. Fund Management.

Negotiations have been ongoing for weeks, and became more pressing after the Kilmarnock Futures Consortium - a group of local businessmen - pulled out of takeover talks.

The company recently came out of takeover talks with German energy group E.ON., a rather thorny encounter which saw its chief executive replaced by someone whom some analysts said could help steer the company through a takeover.

So the problems that have emerged today may actually have been created many years ago – for example, Morrisons' out-of-character takeover bid for Safeway, which led to years of difficulty at the enlarged business.

Cerberus confirmed there has been no "material adverse" change at the company, which typically is what's required for a buyer to bail out of a takeover bid.

Cerberus and Chatham invoked a "material adverse change" in the Innkeepers business as the reason for pulling out of the deal, resurrecting a provision that private equity firms had used to back out of takeovers struck during the debt boom.

"For these people to go in and just be destructive, they're really trying to get a rise out of somebody," said Charlotte Rodrique, chairwoman of the local Paiute Indian tribe, who has argued that Native Americans have much more of a claim to the public land in question than the out-of-state militiamen running the takeover.

"A lot of the companies that come out of these kinds of takeovers are negatively named," Mr. Siegel said, listing examples like AOL Time Warner Exxon Mobil Morgan Stanleyey, Dean Witter, Discover & Company; PricewaterhouseCoopers; and "the one I think is the worst," Kyocera Mita.