Sentence examples for the most merger from inspiring English sources
In other words, there are bargains to be had.Big is backHealth care and technology, the two industries that have seen the most merger activity during the recent downturn, are likely to remain strong, says Mr Bianco.
Seven deals were reported on Monday, the day of the week that typically has the most merger announcements, down from 43 on the prior Monday and 84 on Monday, June 4, according to Thomson Financial.
Which industries are likely to witness the most mergers?
That's evident from the way this year's league tables — the scorecards on who's advising on the most mergers and selling more stocks and bonds — are shaping up.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. probably will lead Wall Street to its second-highest quarterly profit, as fees from advising on the most mergers since 2000 made up for slower growth in trading.
Based on Novartis's closing price of 56.5 Swiss francs, or $54.60, on Dec. 30, that last step of the merger would cost Novartis $11.3 billion more, for the most expensive merger in Swiss history.
After most merger announcements, the acquirer's stock at least temporarily declines.
Now three mining firms are proposing the most expensive merger in the industry's history.
IT WAS the most extraordinary merger ever, or so it seemed back in April 1998.
It turned out to be the most disastrous merger in corporate history.
Most analysts and airline executives believe that the most natural merger combinations are American and Northwest and Delta and Continental.
