Sentence examples for those merger from inspiring English sources

Those merger reserves also figure prominently in the new Cendant complaint against the auditing firm, which contends that it was Ernst & Young that had information that the merger reserves were phony but nonetheless certified the numbers.

Often regarded as naive, Kennedy had a political nose and could see the need for the SDP to merge with the Liberals well before his mentor, David Owen, and largely outwitted him in those merger talks.

Those merger talks fell through when Inco shareholders chose to favor Compania Vale do Rio Doce's $17 billion all-cash bid over Phelps Dodge's cash-and-stock offer.

Those mergers seemed to be more about size than synergy.

But unlike those mergers, this deal involves two banks that complement each other more than they overlap.

Paul M. Tellier, president of Canadian National, told the board that this merger would not inevitably lead to others unless those mergers also made economic sense.

For example, suppose an ultra- cautious Congress decided to presumptively ban only those mergers in which both corporations had assets exceeding $100 billion.

"There were many mythological elements to those mergers," he said, "but in terms of the current television environment, economies of scale are real.

As Wall Street insists that the merger business will rise again, hedge funds are pouring money into betting on the outcomes of those mergers in a strategy known as merger, or risk, arbitrage.

While those mergers helped the industry return to profitability and brought more stability, they also led to higher fares, regulators said.

Problems with those mergers have generally been resolved with settlements known as consent decrees, which restrict the new company's behavior or operations.