Sentence examples for rejected merger from inspiring English sources
Anglo American added 9p to £18.13 awaiting developments following the rejected merger approach from Xstrata, down 13.9p at 672.1p.
Marshall Field, a high-quality department and specialty store chain, enjoyed less growth than other retailers but consistently rejected merger bids.
Comcast's unexpected bid for Disney, initially worth around $66 billion will, it is safe to say, have ruined their show though it certainly made the shares jump.Earlier this week, Mr Eisner rejected merger talks, according to Comcast.
It has rejected mergers, including some championed by national governments.
The railroads argued that the board lacked the authority to impose such a ban and could only approve or reject merger applications.
Trust-busters are no longer predisposed to reject mergers between big firms; instead, they seek to analyse rigorously whether the outcome would be less competition and higher prices.
The commission accepts or rejects mergers on its own account, subject only to lengthy, and so scarcely worthwhile, appeals to the European Court.
Vestager's job includes approving or rejecting mergers and investigating cartels and antitrust behavior.
Since we have chosen TW as the benchmark, we can say that the extended CW standard commits type I errors: it rejects mergers that would increase TW.
Thus in both models, the CW standard can commit type I errors, but no type II errors; i.e., it may reject mergers that increase TW, but it does not approve mergers that decrease TW.
Johnson had planned to invest $200 million to build an airline from assets that were to be discarded in the proposed merger of United Airlines and US Airways, until the government rejected the merger.
