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At Fresenius, a health care company, a substantial premium has turned into a large discount.

H.P. disclosed that its $11.7 billion acquisition of Autonomy, in which it paid an 80 percent premium, had turned out to be a mess (which wasn't exactly a secret) — or worse, a fraud.

Indeed, there's not as much of a premium on those skills now as the nation's attention has turned from bank bailouts to fiscal confrontations and brinkmanship.

The Team of Rivals of the early first term, when the president brought in diverse voices, has turned into the Band of Brothers, with a premium on personal loyalty.

Contact specialist brokers who may be willing to offer you cover even when the main market has turned you down or cover you at a cheaper premium than standard insurers have offered.

But one Leeds-based businessman has turned the phenomenon to his advantage by setting up a premium-charge 0871 line as his contact number.

And even though consumers are buying more generic sodas and cereal for their families, they have turned premium brands and pet treats into one of the fastest-growing segments of the pet food industry.

A dozen acquisitions, including last year's $150 million purchase of Napa Valley premium producer Ravenswood Winery, have turned Constellation into the world's number two wine producer after Ernest & Julio Gallo.

(Just before his surgery, Mr. Campos got coverage through a state-sponsored plan with high premiums, after commercial insurers had turned him down).

Americredit's customers "are good loan applicants now, because they've turned around or they're willing to pay premiums for their loans," Mr. Taylor said.

On Tuesday morning, Astellas said CV had turned down what looked like a generous offer of a 40.9% premium to Monday's closing price.