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the takeovers
noun
The purchase of one company by another; a merger without the formation of a new company, especially where some stakeholders in the purchased company oppose the purchase.
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Tells about some of the takeovers.
The takeovers, Mr. Kindler said, did not go smoothly.
The takeovers of all kinds of buildings had skyrocketed.
In both cases, the takeovers were done on friendly terms.
Kiev and Washington have blamed Russia for inciting the takeovers.
The takeovers helped engender a reshaping of corporate America that made its economy work better.
These premiums seem puzzling because the acquiring companies often don't seem to profit from the takeovers.
In both deals, litigation was brought before the takeovers could be completed.
The original owners often protested and were jailed, or filed legal claims contesting the takeovers.
Guillermo Barrios blamed the takeovers on the government's neglect of the city, and on Chávez himself.
In-house operations experts play second fiddle to the financiers who structure and execute the takeovers.
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