Sentences with phrase «whole company mergers»

Not exact matches

But if this economic cycle indeed has another extended leg in — as plenty of indicators suggest — and companies can keep the profit machine running along with stock buybacks and mergers, there's no saying the market as a whole can't work its way a good deal higher before it reaches its ultimate peak.

With that in mind, the companies put forth arguments for why the merger will benefit consumers and even the country as a whole.

The U.S. media giant may buy the UK group's news business to ease regulatory concerns over merger partner Fox's bid for the whole company.

So who benefits from this continuous cycle of mergers and de-mergers other than company directors, advisors, consultants and corporate lawyers, many of whom appear to drive the whole process and receive bonuses and commissions as a result?

Letting the tax tail wag the investment dog cost me probably $ 30,000 as the stock never hit that high again and when the whole British Telecom / WorldCom merger craziness hit the fan, I left the company losing the options.

Sounds a fantastic company but that chairman holding plus a potential merger into his 100 % owned private company is a serious dampner on the whole picture..

In fact, these two developments reinforce each other, as the greater scale that mergers provide both creates the opportunity for the merged whole to adopt the best practices of, and eliminate duplication in, the previously separate companies, and it also helps justify investments in technology that create additional efficiencies.

Whole Foods contributed $ 1.3 billion to net sales, the company said, despite the grocery chain's stalling financials prior to the Amazon merger.

In addition to revealing that it has already purchased 9.8 percent of Cedar's stock, the firm said it was considering gaining control of the whole company, through either a merger, an acquisition or, alternatively, through seeking to get directors appointed to Cedar's board.