Bank of America also fared poorly in acquiring Countrywide Financial, a leading mortgage lender, in 2008.
Overall, the findings of this paper suggest that during the 2008 financial crisis healthy banks acquired poorly performing target banks and successfully integrated them into their own operations, potentially supporting the use of M&A as a means of bank resolution by the U.S. government during the 2008 financial crisis.
The genome of a breast tumour typically represents a culmination of somatically acquired, poorly understood, genomic aberrations that functionally alter genes contributing to tumourigenesis [ 5].
Yankees officials remain confident that Yarnall will rebound and pitch in the big leagues this season, but it's unlikely he will do so for the next month, after doing so poorly in camp.... Outfielder TERRY JONES, acquired by the Yankees in the off-season, was lost on waivers Friday to the Montreal Expos.
Although the circulation was initially poorly defined, it later acquired enough organization and was classified as a tropical depression on November 7. It moved north until a trough of low pressure turned it to the northeast.
It's possible that Trump, unlike most Americans, did not pay federal income taxes for 18 years ― a benefit acquired from poorly managing three casinos, jumping into a failed airline business and buying the Plaza Hotel in New York at a bad time, according to a New York Times investigation.
The mechanisms responsible for resistance of cancer cells to chemotherapy, whether inherent or acquired, are poorly understood.
However, we suspect that some infections may be acquired from poorly done surgeries at times.' (Medical Officer) "For instance, when there is post-operative sepsis, we investigate where it is coming from.
Open systems have a reputation for being difficult to acquire, poorly documented, and hard to maintain.
Rather, the aim is to acquire poorly managed companies, make them more efficient (sometimes by firing people but often by rejiggering the business model) and then resell them at a profit.
They don't build new properties, but typically acquire poorly performing hotels or forlorn buildings, remodeling them into modern hot spots.
