Sentence examples for takeover in which from inspiring English sources

Last year was also Fannie's first since its government takeover in which it asked for no federal aid.

So Mr Clark is cunningly structuring his deal as a reverse takeover in which Merck will be acquired by Schering-Plough which will then rename itSchering-Plough which

Becky Quick of CNBC relates a question from a Minnesota shareholder who asks about a recent piece about the H. J. Heinz takeover, in which the common share portion of the deal was regarded as "dead money".

Use of the numbers can make customers vulnerable to "account takeover," in which a thief uses stolen information, like a Social Security number along with an address, to gain access to a bank account.

Ever since Joel Glazer gave his first and last interview to the club's TV channel MUTV immediately after the takeover – in which he explained "debt means different things to different people" – they have been silent.

If this sounds like a reverse takeover, in which Indians sell deluded dreams of colonial rule back to British dupes remembering the past through rose-tinted glasses, then perhaps it's no more than the descendants of former colonial overlords deserve.

And those were takeovers, in which control was relatively straightforward.

They looked closely at ownership patterns among listed companies, and found 20 takeovers or attempted takeovers in which hostility had played a part.

Scrutiny also has centered on so-called reverse takeovers, in which a private firm can obtain a London listing by acquiring a publicly traded company.

Leeds United refused to comment, including about the takeover talks, in which Bates said there remain "a few things" he wants to resolve with the investors' chairman.

Silver Lake is considering a takeover plan in which it would team up with one of its limited partners, the Canadian Pension Plan Investment Board, and Microsoft, which would contribute billions of dollars in financing, people briefed on the matter said.