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  • Thus, both acquiror and acquiree said jointly that Business Wire's management team will not be affected, nor will its quotidian operations be altered by the deal.

    Buffett's Berkshire To Buy Business Wire 2006

  • Both acquiror and acquiree said jointly that Business Wire's management team will not be affected, nor will its quotidian operations be altered by the deal.

    Faces Of The Week: Jan. 16-20Forbes Faces Of The Week: Jan. 16-20 Forbes.com staff 2006

  • Both acquiror and acquiree said jointly that Business Wire's management team will not be affected, nor will its quotidian operations be altered by the deal.

    Faces Of The Week: Jan 16-20 Forbes Faces Of The Week: Jan 16-20 Forbes.com staff 2006

  • This article argues that the end that the continuity of interest requirement is intended to achieve – an aggregate group of former target corporation shareholders maintaining a “continuity of interest” in the acquiror corporation following a merger – is fiction.

    September 2005 2005

  • Today corporate mergers may technically satisfy the continuity of interest requirement even though target corporation shareholders ultimately may receive or retain little or even no meaningful proprietary interest in the acquiror corporation.

    September 2005 2005

  • Under the doctrine, a corporate merger may qualify as a tax-free reorganization if an acquiror corporation pays shareholders of the target corporation aggregate consideration that consists of at least a minimum amount of acquiror corporation stock.

    September 2005 2005

  • This article argues that the end that the continuity of interest requirement is intended to achieve – an aggregate group of former target corporation shareholders maintaining a “continuity of interest” in the acquiror corporation following a merger – is fiction.

    Blank on Repealing the Continuity of Interest Doctrine in Reorgs 2005

  • Second, and far more important: how adept is a specific acquiror at thinking outside the box his existing language set has built for him?

    languagehat.com: THE DIFFICULTY OF JAPANESE. 2005

  • Under the doctrine, a corporate merger may qualify as a tax-free reorganization if an acquiror corporation pays shareholders of the target corporation aggregate consideration that consists of at least a minimum amount of acquiror corporation stock.

    Blank on Repealing the Continuity of Interest Doctrine in Reorgs 2005

  • Today corporate mergers may technically satisfy the continuity of interest requirement even though target corporation shareholders ultimately may receive or retain little or even no meaningful proprietary interest in the acquiror corporation.

    Blank on Repealing the Continuity of Interest Doctrine in Reorgs 2005

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