hostile takeover

Sometimes, a company can take over another one against its will - a hostile takeover.

They should look at it like it's a hostile takeover.

At one moment she seems to be trying for a hostile takeover of the panel.

"We both had a lot of respect for each other and would never have considered a hostile takeover."

When you are fighting off a hostile takeover, there's nothing like having a state government on your side.

Such a move could make a company less vulnerable to a hostile takeover.

That, of course, does not mean any hostile takeover will succeed.

But he lost the position in a recent hostile takeover, and the company no longer exists.

Our democracy has been the object of a hostile takeover.

A tender offer is just one of many steps in a hostile takeover.

Washington's version of a hostile takeover is starting to take shape.

The first hostile takeover battle is playing itself out in Kansas.

The move was said to reduce the likelihood of a hostile takeover.

He is not planning a hostile takeover or trying to elbow his way back into the president's office.

At least 27 states now have some kind of law limiting hostile takeovers.

The only difference with hostile takeovers may be that the prices are higher.

There have been, and will be, no hostile takeovers of German companies.

This amendment makes a hostile takeover much more difficult to perform.

So far this year, 27 hostile takeover offers have been made and 8 withdrawn.

"In the event of a hostile takeover by the Kremlin, it will begin to take effect."

It was an unlikely scene for a hostile takeover battle.

The study of state laws regulating the hostile takeover process is the second in as many months.

He'd seen other versions of the hostile takeover scenario before.

"They said management would not have any defenses against hostile takeovers."

But the clauses came into play only in the event of a hostile takeover.