(noun) takeover,
a Change By Sale Or Merger In The Controlling Interest Of A Corporation
(noun) takeover,
a Sudden And Decisive Change Of Government Illegally Or By Force
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COMPANY LAW: NEW TAKEOVER BID AGREEMENT HINGES ON GIBRALTAR DEAL. Date: 12/11/1999; Publication: European Report
Shareholders in the U.K.
Subramanian, Guhan. "Bargaining in the Shadow of Takeover Defenses." Yale Law Journal 113.3 (2003): 621+. Questia. 8 Feb. 2005 <http://www.questia.com/>.
Mergers and Acquisitions
Bruno, Kenny; Karliner, Joshua. Earthsummit.biz: The Corporate Takeover Of Sustainable Development. Food First Books: Oakland, 2002.
Rio Earth Summit
Braswell, M.K. et al (1995) The shareholder wealth effects of the Pennsylvania fourth generation anti-takeover law, American Business Law Journal,32 (3), 399ff. Retrieved 31 March 2005 from http://www.questia.com/.
International Corporate Finance
O'Brien, H. (2004, March 15) Sugar babies: Susan Linn's consuming kids: the hostile takeover of childhood.(Behind The Book) Library Journal.
Ethics of Marketing to Children
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