Word: mergers
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...merger could spur copycat deals as competitors rush to keep up. Delta, in fact, has been squawking over plans by American Airlines to merge its transatlantic operations with British Airways. Delta, it seems, doesn't want too much airline capacity in the hands of anyone else...
...companies have been cutthroat competitors for years. Any merger is certain to prompt antitrust concerns. Together, for example, they control more than 23% of the funeral market in Florida, considered the El Dorado of the death business. In Seattle, Loewen owns a funeral home located on the grounds of an SCI-owned cemetery. The ftc has demanded company records to try to gauge the probable effect in states where both companies have a large, overlapping presence. Loewen says nine states, including Florida, have notified the company that they plan their own antitrust reviews. And Loewen itself has filed a defensive...
That Loewen's shareholders will benefit, merger or not, is certain. The offer has bid up the value of their stock and, incidentally, of O'Keefe's settlement, which included 1.5 million shares. If SCI prevails at $45 a share, that stock will be worth $22.5 million more than was guaranteed in the settlement...
...Undergraduate Council] does not recognize merger tickets. They are unofficial," Braude said. "Every candidate can spend up to $100 in the campaign. Candidates endorsing each other have...
...chairman Robert Allen didn't wait long to complain that the playing field is not level. AT&T, he asserted, faces barriers to providing full service in the United Kingdom, where BT controls more than 90% of the local phone connections. Allen urged regulators to make scrutiny of the merger "a global priority of the highest order." In the U.S., where BT will ask for a waiver of the 25% ceiling on foreign ownership of American communications companies, such scrutiny could take up to a year...