Significados de merge companies en inglés

The court must approve the agreement between the government and merging companies.

The merging companies seemed to be aware of Ticketmaster's poor reputation with concert-goers.

To compete globally, the merged companies would do better to invest outside their slow-growing, high cost domestic markets.

Most of the deals have happened with concurrent secondary offerings to raise new funds for the merged companies.

EU regulators typically prefer merging companies to sell overlapping assets or make it easy for rivals to enter the market.

Merging companies often will sell assets to a competitor if they believe it will help a larger deal pass regulatory scrutiny.

The merged companies will have offices in New Zealand, Brazil, Paraguay, Egypt, Jordan, United Arab Emirates, the United States and Australia.

I viewed both mergers positively, for both the cost savings and the greatly expanded geographic coverage it would give the merged companies.

Vestager also urged merging companies to delay filing their deals for approval because the crisis was hampering officials from doing their job properly.

The larger German company would have a 60 percent stake in the merged companies, but NYSE Euronext head Duncan Niederauer would be CEO.

She said the cases were brought to her attention by people who spotted some inconsistencies in what merging companies said and what appeared in newspapers.

Under South Korean rules, shareholders who decide not to participate in a merger can exit by asking the merging companies to buy back their stakes.

When the deal is done, the merged companies will have 180,000 members and a fleet of more than 5,000 cars.

Officially known as the Antitrust Procedures and Penalties Act, the law was designed to slow down deals that U.S. antitrust enforcers struck with merging companies.