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REUTERS Bankingng on a Merger of Walgreen and Rite Aid  |  An analyst's speculation that Walgreen may seek to merge with Rite Aid seemed to please Rite Aid's investors.

Many analysts believe that AMR will ultimately seek to merge with No. 4 Northwest, while No. 3 Delta will try to combine with No. 5 Continental Airlines.

An analyst's speculation that Walgreen may — key word being "may" — seek to merge with fellow drug store operator Rite Aid set off a run-up in Rite Aid's stock on Wednesday, as investors appear pleased by the prospects of a deal.

Unless preps are near state grammar schools and hence have a secure niche drilling children for the 11-plus exams, they may seek to merge with secondary schools, which can then market an all-through education insulated from the vicissitudes of competitive entry at 11 or 13 years of age.Parents would love to see those eye-watering fees come down, but that is not about to happen.

To create bigger global competitors, the Royal Bank proposed buying Bank of Montreal in 1998, while the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce sought to merge with TD Bank.

The revelations come as the notoriously secretive Swiss-based company, which floated on the London Stock Exchange last year, seeks to merge with mining firm Xstrata in a £50bn-plus deal.

Then last month Mr Piech bought a 34% stake in Scania, a Swedish lorry firm which had sought to merge with Volvo Truck Corporation.

But Mr. Druffner's lawyer, Daniel M. Rabinovitz, said his client worked with the knowledge of his superiors at Prudential to reduce losses as the unprofitable unit sought to merge with the brokerage unit of the Wachovia Corporation.

In recent months, the local news media has reported that Rouge executives had sought to merge with a domestic rival, including U.S. Steel, which is listed in bankruptcy documents as Rouge Steel's second-largest creditor behind Ford.

REUTERS Proposed Bank Deal Would Create Latin Powerhouse | BTG Pactual of Brazil is seeking to merge with the rapidly expanding Ceflin Capital of Chile, in a move that would create a company with over $70 billion in assets, which would be the biggest in Latin American banking.

The tenacious Italian typewriter-turned-telecoms group has finally won the euro60.4 billion ($63.3 billion) battle for its much larger rival, Telecom Italia, which, during the course of the battle, had sought to merge with Deutsche Telekom.