Blog > Archive by tag 'Merger'
Brasil Telecom (BTM) was the victim of a market dive yesterday, but it’s not a buy signal for the stock. And if Tele Norte Leste Participacoes (TNE) gets regulators on its side, BTM won’t be around much longer.
Stephanie Grimmett
Baltimore — (TFN): Brasil Telecom (NYSE:BTM) is either up 7% or down 4%, depending on how [...]
Tags: brasil telecom, brazil, BTM, buyout, fixed line, google, legislation, Merger, oi, phone, regulatory, stephanie grimmett, Tele Norte Leste Participacoes, telecom, tne, Yahoo!
“As I’ve indicated before, this is an unusual situation, I am recommending that with the voluntary commitments they (the companies) have offered, on balance, this transaction would be in the public interest.” — FCC Chairman Kevin Martin
by Mike Caggeso
Baltimore – (TFN): The dormant, yet important, proposed $5 billion merger of Sirius [...]
“Few analysts know with any certainty whether that sharp jump will continue… whether now is a time to jump in with both feet… or whether the surge will cool on the heels of valuations.” — Mike Caggeso
by Mike Caggeso, Money Morning
Baltimore – (TFN): Minutes after the Dept. of Justice [...]
“It does not matter that a merger is the only thing that can give Delta and Northwest even a remote shot at success, their corresponding pilot unions are looking out for themselves. ” – Andrew Snyder
By Andrew Snyder
Baltimore (TFN) – This country has some powerful unions. I hate them. I mean I [...]
Tags: 2008, Airline Industry, Andrew Snyder, Delta, Merger, northwest, Options, puts, short-term investing, speculative play, unions
"As investors, this is a unique opportunity. In the short term, merger talks will likely be detrimental to share price, giving options players and short sellers some moneymaking opportunities. But for long-term investors, merger news gives folks a shot at a fantastic entry point. " – Andrew Snyder
By Andrew Snyder
Baltimore (TFN) — Over the past [...]
"If you understand how companies grow and evolve, you can predict when they will falter and die. Microsoft achieved its maximum efficient size over a decade ago. " – Andrew Snyder
By Andrew Snyder
Baltimore (TFN): A Wall Street titan is dead. It grew so large and its weight got so cumbersome its knees buckled. As I write, the [...]
Tags: 2008, Andrew Snyder, google, Internet, Merger, Microsoft, Search, takeover, Technology, web, Yahoo!
"BHP claims Rio will get back that lost value in cost savings and the reduction of competition after the merger. But Rio Tinto counters that BHP is just being cheap and possibly overvaluing its own power in the market." — Stephanie Grimmett
by Stephanie Grimmett
Baltimore – (TFN) Rio Tinto (RTP: NYSE) is getting annoyed with [...]
Tags: bhp, BHP Billiton (BHP: NYSE), buyout, china steelmakers, Commodities, commodities supercycle, deadline, europe steelmakers, Great Britain, Merger, put up or shut up, Rio Tinto (RTP: NYSE), RTP, takeover panel
Today’sFinancialNews.com
Baltimore — (TFN): Last week, mining magnate BHP Billiton cheerfully submitted a takeover offer for Rio Tinto worth $174 billion. Rio Tinto rejected the offer.
It doesn’t matter that BHP’s offer constituted a 25% premium to Rio Tinto’s price at the time. And apparently it doesn’t matter that BHP offered an additional [...]
Tags: acquisitions, BHP Billiton, Commodities, finance, Financial, john Stepek, M&A, Merger, Moneyweek, news, resources, Rio Tinto
“Merger talks between BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto could signal the end of the commodities boom, say some analysts. If you believe that I’ve got the deed to the Brooklyn Bridge up on eBay. Care to put in a bid?” — Sara Nunnally
by Sara Nunnally, Today’sFinancialNews.com
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Baltimore — (TFN): BHP Billiton cheerfully submitted [...]
Tags: acquisitions, BHP Billiton, Commodities, finance, Financial, john Stepek, M&A, Merger, Moneyweek, news, resources, Rio Tinto
“If BHP did indeed buy out Rio Tinto, the resulting company would control 36% of the seaborne iron ore market and it would hold a third of the global coal market (mostly the third that’s not powering China at the moment). And if nothing else, a company with a controlling stake in two of its [...]
Tags: acquisitions, BHP Billiton, Commodities, finance, Financial, john Stepek, M&A, Merger, Moneyweek, news, resources, Rio Tinto