Apparently, it's a done deal. Once he came to the table with hard money, they couldn't turn it down; they have to take care of the shareholders. I might go open a twitter account...already have TS.
I wonder what happened to the poison pill? It's kind of funny how money makes people change their minds. Especially if they really don't have a solid basis for their decisions, like most libs.
In the end, they probably realized they fawked up. They have a fiduciary liability to act in the best interest in of the shareholders and there are some LARGE names in that schedule. So I'd imagine the sound of lawyers salivating got to them.....
I think you are right. The company I work for had a poison pill that helped stop a "hostile" take over years ago. Except the buyer had some remorse and ended the takeover. We recently won a judgement for $410M contractual break up fee.
It's not a good idea to mess around with investor's money!
Would like to see him do the same thing to Facebook in a year or so.
That's a tough one..... their market cap as of today is $500Billion. Don't I wish though.
Maybe he could start with the fact checkers.Would like to see him do the same thing to Facebook in a year or so.
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