A) A self-tender offer
B) A leveraged buyout
C) A cross-tender offer
D) A challenge-tender offer
E) An illegal tender offer
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A) If ZenCorp were a foreign corporation.
B) If ZipCorp were a foreign corporation.
C) If the FCC approved ZenCorp's plan.
D) If ZenCorp owned at least three-fifths of ZipCorp's stock.
E) If ZenCorp owns at least 90% of the outstanding shares of ZipCorp stock.
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A) Acquisitions between domestic corporations are very different from acquisitions between corporations from different states.
B) Acquisitions between domestic corporations and acquisitions between foreign corporations are governed by federal law.
C) Acquisitions between domestic corporations and acquisitions between foreign corporations are governed by the same law.
D) Though there are some minor differences in procedure, acquisitions between domestic corporations are very similar acquisitions between corporations from different states.,
E) Federal statutes govern all mergers and consolidations.
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A) term for a company that does not survive a merger.
B) shell of a corporation after bankruptcy.
C) absorbed corporation that the government controls.
D) the surviving corporation in a merger.
E) a term that the SEC uses to force two companies to merge.
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A) The incorporation
B) The bankruptcy
C) The "death"
D) The merger
E) The consolidation
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A) The articles of incorporation were forged.
B) The directors abused their power.
C) Failure to pay taxes within forty-five days of the due date.
D) The corporation is insolvent.
E) Gridlock over an issue persists among the directors.
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A) Under the table takeover
B) Surprise takeover
C) Strategic takeover
D) Hostile takeover
E) Planned takeover
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A) That the Federal Trade Commission erred in treating the merger as a vertical merger instead of a horizontal merger and that the proposed merger should have been allowed to proceed.
B) That the Federal Trade Commission erred in determining that the proposed merger would substantially lessen competition and that the merger should have been allowed to proceed.
C) That the Federal Trade Commission erred in asserting jurisdiction over the dispute and that the matter would be remanded to the federal district court.
D) That the Federal Trade Commission properly determined that a horizontal merger was involved that would substantially lessen competition.
E) That although the Federal Trade Commission erred in treating the merger as a horizontal merger rather than as a vertical merger, the Commission properly determined that the proposed merger would substantially lessen competition.
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A) incorporation
B) merger
C) consolidation
D) bankruptcy
E) renewal
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A) Yes, like a merger or consolidation, corporations that purchase the assets of another corporation generally acquire its liabilities.
B) Yes, unless the contract between BigCheese and Cheeseland states otherwise.
C) Yes, because asset purchases are treated like a merger.
D) No, the liabilities of one corporation do not transfer to the other unless there is an express agreement otherwise.
E) No, corporations that purchase the assets of another corporation generally do not acquire its liabilities.
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A) No, a corporation is prohibited from making these types of statements during a takeover.
B) No, unless the statement also educates shareholders on the advantages of a takeover.
C) Yes, as long as corporate funds are not used and the statement also educates shareholders on the advantages of a takeover.
D) Yes, as long as corporate funds are not used.
E) Yes, and corporate funds may be used for this purpose.
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A) His suggestion was a good one because in that way, the claims could likely be avoided.
B) His suggestion would not avoid claims because the law requires that creditors be allowed at least 120 days after dissolution in order to make a claim.
C) Whether or not his suggestion will help depends on the corporation's articles of incorporation which set forth the time period during which creditors may file claims following dissolution.
D) Whether or not his suggestion will help depends on the corporation's bylaws which set forth the time period during which creditors may file claims following dissolution.
E) His suggestion was a good one only for debts outstanding for over 1 year; otherwise, the creditors have at least six months following dissolution in which to make claims.
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A) Tyler is correct that Alec will be unable to win in litigation against him so long as the joining is completed before Alec files the lawsuit.
B) Tyler is correct that Alec will be unable to win in litigation against him regardless of whether the lawsuit is filed before or after the joining so long as no judgment is entered prior to the joining.
C) Tyler is correct that Alec will be unable to sue him unless Alec files in court an objection to the joining and prevails.
D) Tyler is correct that Alec will be unable to win in litigation against him unless Alec can establish fraud in connection with the joining.
E) Tyler is incorrect, and the joining will have no effect on the lawsuit.
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A) The court held that the plaintiffs' proof was insufficient under the Water's factors to issue the preliminary injunction stopping the merger vote.
B) The court held that the plaintiff had enough proof to stop the merger vote because the defendant HCSB had hidden financial information from the shareholders in regards to the merger.
C) The court held that the defendants according to the evidence had in fact raised issues sufficient to cause the SEC to also question the merger tactics of the companies.
D) The court held that plaintiff was too late in the merger process to stop the vote with a preliminary injunction because the voting proxies had already been sent to hundreds of voters.
E) The court held that the plaintiff was not the proper plaintiff to bring the case and dismissed the case.
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A) It must be sold and distributed to the absorbed corporation's shareholders.
B) It must be held in trust for at least one year to satisfy claims of creditors.
C) It is obtained by the surviving corporation.
D) It must be held in trust for at least six months to satisfy claims of creditors.
E) It must be placed within the jurisdiction of the secretary of state for at least one year in order to satisfy claims of creditors.
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A) must file for bankruptcy within 30 days of the merger.
B) must hire all members of the merged company.
C) must allow for the board of directors to continue to operate the merged corporation's assets.
D) must own at least 90 percent of the outstanding shares of each class of the subsidiary's stock.
E) does not assume any debt, liabilities or assets.
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