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(121) A bigger difficulty is that the premature announcement of merger talks may tempt other firms into bidding for one or both.

(122) Reactions to the merger have been decidedly mixed in Oslo.

(123) He sees the union merger, combining massive resources, as a way of attracting more members.

(124) Ironically, they are as much products of the context as the trade deficit and merger mania are.

(125) In later sections I present a fuller discussion of merger.

(126) With the benefit of hindsight, the merger presaged the crest of the stock market wave.

(127) Redland was a bright spot, up 34p at 481p, after figures and the Steetley merger.

(128) The board is expected to make a decision on the merger by August.

(129) Companies that get together no longer need as many accountants or vice presidents of marketing as each had before the merger.

(130) Among the international clients with whom we have forged solid relationships, we number many with specific merger or divestiture needs.

(131) The difference of treatment for the two bids gave rise to criticism that the government's merger policy favoured conglomerates.

(132) A consultant paediatrician yesterday joined Labour candidate Alan Milburn to oppose a merger between two district health authorities.

(133) I., has declined, insisting that the $ 5. 2 billion merger would never clear government antitrust hurdles.

(134) But analysts noted that without knowing the impact of the big merger, it was almost impossible to make an accurate projection.

(135) The two businesses have compatible aims, and a merger would be to everyone's advantage.

(136) But industry analysts assert that the proposed merger, announced Monday, could produce significant job reductions.

(137) The merger is expected to close by the end of September 2000.

(138) Despite the merger, the company plans to keep its central focus on the music industry.

(139) Merger mania With fewer companies chasing bigger chunks of business, merger mania has broken out.

(140) Merger mania and speculation about a Boeing-McDonnell Douglas combination boosted the shares of aerospace and defense stocks.

(141) A merger with Rediffusion for the weekday contract was a consolation prize for them both.

(142) Dubuque community leaders were persuaded that a merger of Mercy and Finley offered the best chance to stem growing costs.

(143) The results reflected combined operations from the merger of Boeing and McDonnell Douglas, which took effect Aug. 1.

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(144) California Attorney General Dan Lungren also will make antitrust decisions in several weeks regarding both merger proposals, the regulators said.

(145) Keating said the merger would have substantially reduced competition in the life insurance market.

(146) In fact, one recent industry merger has brought a new logo to the car-rental section of many Florida airports.

(147) This is especially true in acquisition or merger situations, where there are no shared corporate values.

(148) Lockheed Martin is taking on a major acquisition at a time when it is still working on the cost-savings from its merger.

(149) An increase in subscriptions and a merger with the Syndicat des Antiquaires of antique dealers are both being considered.

(150) We were also given presentations outlining progress to date since the merger and plans for the future.