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due diligence

Investigation or exercise of care that a reasonable business or person is normally expected to take before entering into an agreement or contract with another party or an act with a certain standard of care.

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However, his firm can still go ahead with due diligence, he said.
Reuters
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They were given 10 days to conduct financial and legal due diligence.
Reuters
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He said potential buyers would start due diligence in a few weeks.
Reuters
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It also lists key requirements such as information disclosures and due diligence.
Reuters
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In some cases, Mayfair asked for extensions to the due diligence period.
The Guardian
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As minister he relied on officials doing due diligence, said Mr Jones.
Radio NZ
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The U.S.-based agribusiness firm had begun conducting due diligence earlier this year.
Reuters
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That meant it has already done its due diligence, the source said.
Reuters
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The company said the due diligence will be on a non-exclusive basis.
Reuters
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Faculty must follow a due diligence process before signing agreements, he added.
Reuters
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Zwanziger said he may raise the offer after a due diligence period.
Reuters
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Glencore said it has internal controls, external due diligence and compliance policies.
Reuters
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There was not a second of due diligence for Fiat, he said.
Reuters
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Any deal is subject to due diligence and shareholder and regulatory approvals.
Reuters
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Such due diligence would take about a month or so, Becht said.
Reuters
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Healthscope said formal due diligence with the remaining two bidders was progressing.
Reuters
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