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Takeover

  1.

    "Just Say No" Defense

  2. All-Holders Rule

  3. Anti-Takeover Measure

  4. Anti-Takeover Statute

  5. Any-and-All Bid

  6. Asset Acquisition Strategy

  7. Backflip Takeover

  8. Bear Hug

  9. Black Knight

  10. Blitzkrieg Tender Offer

  11. Bon Voyage Bonus

  12. Breakup Fee

  13. Bust-Up Takeover

  14. Busted Takeover

  15. Buy-In Management Buyout - BIMBO

  16. Buyout

  17. Chastity Bond

  18. Clandestine Takeover

  19. Corporate Raider

  20. Creeping Tender Offer

  21. Dawn Raid

  22. Dead Hand Provision

  23. Defensive Acquisition

  24. Dilutive Acquisition

  25. Direct Investment

  26. Diversification Acquisition

  27. Employee Buyout - EBO

  28. Enterprise Multiple

  29. Enterprise Value - EV

  30. Exchangeable Security

  31. Fairness Opinion

  32. Fat Man Strategy

  33. Flip-In Poison Pill

  34. Flip-Over Pill

  35. Friendly Takeover

  36. Garbatrage

  37. Godfather Offer

  38. Going Private

  39. Golden Parachute

  40. Gray Knight

  41. Greenmail

  42. Hostile Bid

  43. Hostile Takeover

  44. Hostile Takeover Bid

  45. In Play

  46. Inorganic Growth

  47. Institutional Buyout - IBO

  48. Interlocking Shareholdings

  49. Ivan Boesky

  50. James D. Slater

  51. Jonestown Defense

  52. Kamikaze Defense

  53. Killer Bees

  54. Lady Macbeth Strategy

  55. Leveraged Buyout - LBO

  56. Leveraged Recapitalization

  57. Lobster Trap

  58. Management And Employee Buyout - MEBO

  59. Management Buy-In - MBI

  60. Management Buyout - MBO

  61. Opt-Out Vote

  62. Pac-Man

  63. Pac-Man Defense

  64. Parking Violation

  65. People Pill

  66. Poison Pill

  67. Predators' Ball

  68. Premium Raid

  69. Proxy Fight

  70. Qualifying Transaction

  71. Raider

  72. Reverse Leveraged Buyout

  73. Reverse Takeover - RTO

  74. Revlon Rule

  75. Rumortrage

  76. Sale Of Crown Jewels

  77. Saturday Night Special

  78. Scorched Earth Policy

  79. SEC Form F-8

  80. Securities And Exchange Commission - SEC

  81. Self-Tender Defense

  82. Shark Repellent

  83. Shark Watcher

  84. Sleeping Beauty

  85. Standstill Agreement

  86. Suicide Pill

  87. T. Boone Pickens

  88. Takeout

  89. Takeover

  90. Takeover Artist

  91. Takeover Bid

  92. Target Firm

  93. Tender

  94. Unbundling

  95. Upstairs Deal

  96. War Chest

  97. Warehousing

  98. Whisper Stock

  99. White Knight

  100. Whitemail

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