Sentences with phrase «takeover speculation»
"Takeover speculation" refers to rumors or discussions surrounding the possibility of one company buying or acquiring another company. It usually involves speculating or guessing about such potential buyout or merger. Full definition
In the meantime, the stock's main boost since last year has been the fact that it's been the subject of takeover speculation.
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The good news helped push Twitter's stock (TWTR) up by more than 11 % on Wednesday following the report, the largest increase since the company was the subject of takeover speculation in October.
Smith & Nephew, the medical devices business that has faced persistent takeover speculation, was forced to downgrade its outlook for 2018 after...
Dresser - Rand's shares closed at $ 79.91 on Sept. 19, having risen 27 percent over the past three months on takeover speculation.
Since Treasury Wine Estates was demerged from brewer Foster's and floated on the Australian Securities Exchange it has been the subject of heavy takeover speculation with its iconic wine brands and assets on the shopping list of most global players in the wine and wider beverages market.
Ramey rates Mead «neutral» because of the stock's lofty price, which may be inflated by takeover speculation.
Live Nation's share price rose in part because of takeover speculation.
NEW YORK (TheStreet)-- Don't get caught up in the takeover speculation game, Jim Cramer warned his Mad Money viewers Thursday.
The takeover speculation follows Neiman Marcus's announcement Tuesday that it's working with financial advisers on a review of its strategic options.
The takeover speculation follows Neiman Marcus's announcement Tuesday that it's working with financial advisers on a review of its strategic options, which may include selling part or all of its business.