takeover

takeover
TAKE-OVER TEIC-ÓUVĂR/ s. n. practică curentă prin care o corporaţie mai puternică acaparează una mai slabă împotriva voinţei celei din urmă printr-o operaţiune de bursă care ridică peste noapte valoarea acţiunilor corporaţiei, făcând ca oferta să fie irezistibilă pentru acţionari. (< engl. take-over)
Trimis de raduborza, 15.09.2007. Sursa: MDN

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