159 results on '"Acquisitions and mergers -- Standards"'
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52. CN, BNSF terminate merger plans
53. FASB Proposes to Drop Poolings of Interests for Merger Accounting
54. Merger guidelines: a return to reason.
55. The ease of entry doctrine in merger law: managing the waste of In re Echlin.
56. Share valuation - a chance for financial literacy.
57. The Herfindahl-Hirschman Index and the new antitrust merger guidelines: concentrating on concentration.
58. International competition, market definition, and the appropriate way to analyze the legality of horizontal mergers under the Clayton Act: a positive analysis and critique of both the traditional market-oriented approach and the Justice Department's horizontal merger guidelines.
59. The horizontal merger guidelines of the Department of Justice and the National Association of Attorneys General compared in the context of recent cases and consent decrees.
60. Separation of powers, prosecutorial discretion, and the 'common law' nature of antitrust law.
61. Government antitrust policy: theory versus practice and the role of the Antitrust Division.
62. The new antitrust guidelines: full speed ahead for business combinations.
63. Buyers find M&A accounting rules have changed
64. Companies adapt M&A approaches to fit rules
65. M&A: time to focus on the fundamentals
66. Agencies must rate themselves
67. New York Department Of Financial Services Proposes Stricter Standards In Reviewing Life Insurance Acquisitions
68. Using military standards in acquisition programs
69. Staff training and development are essential standards of success in law firm mergers.
70. The merger: Your pressing concerns
71. Coming into focus: New merger-accounting rules may sharpen investor views of intangibles, but CFOs should also consider the impact of write-offs. (Accounting)
72. How deals are sold now
73. In the aftermath of GE/Honeywell
74. How can guidelines reduce the uncertainties of antitrust enforcement.
75. Do the DOJ vertical restraints guidelines provide guidance?
76. Coping with the merger guidelines and the government's 'fix-it-first' approach: a modest appeal for more information.
77. Practical primer: Hart-Scott-Rodino premerger notification requirements.
78. A practical guide to merger analysis.
79. Mergers and takeovers (2): towards a competition policy in New Zealand.
80. Company law and securities.
81. Mergers under the Reagan Justice Department: redefining Section 7 of the Clayton Act.
82. International implications of the 1982 merger guidelines.
83. Foreign competition and relevant market definition under the Department of Justice's Merger Guidelines.
84. Government merger policy and practice - 1983.
85. Market delineation and the Justice Department's merger guidelines.
86. Determination of the public interest - utility merger cases.
87. Retooling the merger guidelines.
88. Section 50 of the Trade Practices Act and the merger guidelines: Chicago School thinking applied in Australia.
89. Panel discussion.
90. Merger guidelines of the Competition Board, Republic of South Africa, issued July 1981.
91. Fairness from a financial point of view in acquisitions of public companies: is 'third-party sale value' the appropriate standard?
92. Lock-up options: toward a state law standard.
93. Justice's merger guidelines: the general theory.
94. Department of Justice: Antitrust Division: merger guidelines.
95. The new merger guidelines: an afterword.
96. Responding to the reaction: the draftsman's view.
97. Vertical merger guidelines: interpreting the 1982 reforms.
98. The new merger guidelines: guide to governmental discretion and private counseling or propaganda for revision of the antitrust laws?
99. The 1982 Department of Justice merger guidelines: an economic assessment.
100. The 1982 horizontal merger guidelines: of collusion, efficiency, and failure.
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